Creating tables
The tabulation section consists of a series of statements which determine the contents of the tables. Each table may be thought of as a matrix of cells. The table shown below is a 3‑by‑5 cell table. It consists of three columns (Total, Male and Female) and five rows (Base, Single, Married, Divorced and Widowed) making fifteen cells in all.
Simple table of marital status by sex
Sample Table 1
Bread Purchase survey
Table 1 Page 1
Base: All respondents Absolutes
Total Male Female
Respondents (c106'1') (c106'2')
Base 200 44 156
(All Resps)
Single 53 15 38
(c109'1')
Married 113 23 90
(c109'2')
Divorced 28 3 25
(c109'3')
Widowed 6 3 3
(c109'4') |
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