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Introduction to creating tables in Quantum | |
Components of a tabulation program, the hierarchies of Quantum, how to define run conditions, the options that are available on the a, sectbeg, flt and tab statements, the default options file and some sample tables | |
Creating an axis, the types of elements within an axis, how to define conditions for an element, the n count creating elements, subheadings, netting and axes within axes | |
col, val, fld and bit statements, filtering within an axis, and options on axis elements | |
Totals, averages, means, the standard deviation, standard error and error variance statements and how to create percentiles | |
Special considerations for when axes are used for the columns of a table | |
Creating tables: syntax of the tab statement, multidimensional tables, multilingual surveys, combining tables, printing more than one table per page, and suppressing percentages and statistics with small bases. | |
Table titles, underlining titles, printing text at the foot of a page, table and page numbers and controlling table justification | |
Filtering tables: general filter statements, named filters and nested filter sections | |
Filing and retrieving statements, symbolic parameters and grid tables | |
An example of a Quantum specification and the tables it produces |