Run|ExpressTabs
 
ExpressTabs 
 allows you to create tables by selecting variables from your variable 
 type data file as table rows and banner columns. Tables can be produced 
 quickly whether you are a busy executive or a new data analyst. You can 
 process tables filtered and/or weighted and reports can be printed or 
 saved in most of the normal WinCross report formats (*.xml, 
 *.rtf, *.xls, 
 *.xlsx, *.pptx or *.pdf).
 
ExpressTabs 
 is a quick and easy-to-use tool that can help you explore "what if" 
 scenarios and/or whether your data supports further analysis.
 
Variables 
 for rows/Variables for banner columns:
Find a variable
Allows 
 you to enter search criteria to locate a specific variable. This is especially 
 useful when there are many variables in your job file and you only want 
 to select a specific variable or group of variables.
 
Find 
 Next
Finds the 
 next occurrence of the search value specified in Find 
 a Variable. The Find Next 
 button turns gray when no more occurrences of the search value are found.
 
Selecting 
 variable(s) to be used as rows/columns
	- Select 
	 a variable or group of variables from the Variables 
	 for rows list to use for creating rows. Variables can be non-contiguous 
	 by selecting the Ctrl key 
	 when choosing variables from the list.
 
	- Select 
	 a variable or group of variables from the Variables 
	 for banner columns list to use for creating columns. Variables 
	 can be non-contiguous by selecting the Ctrl 
	 key when choosing variables from the list.
 
Table 
 options
Run 
 options
Use 
 glossary transformations
	- Populates the list of variables for 
	 both rows and banner columns and creates tables with Glossary statements applied. 
	 These Glossary 
	 statements might include DELETE, 
	 DEFINE, 
	 DECLARE, LABEL, CODEVALUE, etc. and would affect which 
	 variables display in the list and/or how the tables are created.
 
	- The WinCross default is to Use glossary transformations.
 
Perform 
 significance testing
	- Performs significance testing for 
	 percents when Statistics|Show Vertical 
	 Percent is selected. Performs significance testing for means 
	 when Statistics|Show Mean 
	 is selected. The Dependent Paired/Overlap 
	 (Multi) test is always used, however, if the data are independent 
	 the results would be the same as if the Independent (using unpooled 
	 proportions) Z-Test was used for percents and the Independent 
	 (assume unequal variances) T-Test was used for means. 
 
	- By default, significance testing 
	 is done for all banner columns. You can use Define 
	 Comparison Groups to create alternative comparison groups to 
	 the WinCross default. 
 
Cases to run
	- Enter the number of Cases 
	 to run. "Cases" 
	 is synonymous with "Respondents".
 
	- You can run all cases or just a subset. 
	 Running a subset can be a good way of testing your job file.
 
Run 
 Filter
	- Run 
	 filter lets you enter a Filter 
	 Title (optional) and Filter 
	 Logic to be applied to your entire set of tables.
 
	- The Filter 
	 Title you specify is placed at the top of the page and is always 
	 left-justified. Filter titles can have up to 480 characters on up 
	 to 4 lines.
 
	- The Filter 
	 Logic can be simple or complex and can be up to 480 characters.
 
	- The Run 
	 Filter is active check box can be used to remove the Run Filter without removing the 
	 Filter Title and Filter 
	 Logic that was previously entered. This allows you to reuse 
	 the Filter Title and Filter Logic if desired.
 
	
	
		IMPORTANT: When a Run 
		 Filter has been specified 
		 and the Run Filter is 
		 active check box is selected, 
		 the Run Filter will be applied to all subsequent 
		 processing of tables, frequencies and/or marginals. For example, 
		 if you add a Run Filter to your table processing using Run|Tables and then select Run|Frequency, 
		 the Run Filter check box will be selected because 
		 the Run 
		 Filter is still active. 
		 To remove the Run 
		 Filter, deselect the 
		 Run 
		 Filter is active check 
		 box on the Run Filter dialog.  | 
	
 
Weight
	- Select the Weight 
	 variable from the list of Abbreviated/Variable 
	 Names or enter the record/column location or Variable 
	 name in the Weight field.
 
	- Enter the number of Implied 
	 decimal places if applicable.
 
	- Select Remove 
	 weight to remove a weight from the table processing.
 
	
	
		IMPORTANT: When a Weight has been specified, the weight will 
		 be applied to all subsequent processing of frequencies and/or 
		 marginals. For example, if you add a Weight to your table processing using Run|ExpressTabs 
		 and then select Run|Frequency, the Weight check box will be selected because 
		 the Weight is still active. To remove the Weight, select the Remove 
		 weight option on the 
		 Weight Field dialog.  | 
	
 
Swap 
 the variables between rows and columns
You can 
 reverse the variables selected for rows and columns using the 
 
 option. Variable(s) selected for rows will be reversed with variable(s) 
 selected for columns and variable(s) selected for columns will be reversed 
 with variable(s) selected for rows.
 
Auto-run 
 tables each time a variable is selected
	- Tables are created automatically 
	 when a variable(s) is selected. 
 
	- When Auto-run 
	 tables is not selected, 
	 use Run Tables to create tables 
	 from the selected variables. 
 
	- Tables are automatically created 
	 only when a Row variable is 
	 selected. 
 
	- When a Row 
	 variable is selected without selecting a Column 
	 variable the table is created using a Total 
	 Answering column.
 
	- Selecting a Column 
	 variable without selecting a Row 
	 variable will not create a table. 
 
Perform 
 significance testing
	- Performs significance testing for 
	 percents when Statistics|Show Vertical 
	 Percent is selected. Performs significance testing for means 
	 when Statistics|Show Mean 
	 is selected. The Dependent Paired/Overlap 
	 (Multi) test is always used, however, if the data are independent 
	 the results would be the same as if the Independent (using unpooled 
	 proportions) Z-Test was used for percents and the Independent 
	 (assume unequal variances) T-Test was used for means. 
 
	- By default, significance testing 
	 is done for all banner columns. You can use Define 
	 Comparison Groups to create alternative comparison groups to 
	 the WinCross default. 
 
Cell 
 width
	- Selecting the left-facing arrow reduces 
	 the size of all banner columns. Alternatively, you can use Reduce 
	 Cell Width from the View 
	 menu of ExpressTabs.
 
	- Selecting the right-facing arrow 
	 increases the size of all banner columns. Alternatively, you can use 
	 Increase Cell Width from the 
	 View menu of ExpressTabs.
 
Run Tables
When the 
 Auto-run tables option is not selected, Run 
 Tables must be used to create tables from the selected variables.
 
Create 
 a WinCross Report
	- Creates an enhanced text format report 
	 of your tables that can be printed and/or saved to most of the normal 
	 WinCross report formats (*.xml, 
	 *.rtf, *.xls, 
	 *.xlsx, *.pptx or *.pdf). 
	 
 
	- Use File|Print|Print Report to print 
	 the enhanced text format report created using ExpressTabs.
 
	- Use File|Save|Save 
	 Report As to save the report in the desired format (*.xml, 
	 *.rtf, *.xls, 
	 *.xlsx, *pptx, or *.pdf). 
	  
 
	
	
		Note: When you create a report using the 
		 Create a WinCross Report option, the ExpressTabs dialog closes and you cannot return 
		 to your previous selection of variables. You will need to select 
		 Run|ExpressTabs and reselect the variables.  | 
	
 
Add 
 Banner to Job File
	- Creates a banner from the selected 
	 Variables for banner columns 
	 and adds the banner to your open job file.
 
	- If a job file does not exist, you 
	 will be prompted to choose a profile and create a new job file.
 
Banner 
 name
	- Banner 
	 name is required and must be unique to use the Add 
	 Banner to Job option. 
 
Banner 
 title
	- Banner 
	 title lets you give a descriptive title to your banner. 
 
	- Enter the Banner 
	 title (up to 480 characters on up to 4 lines). 
 
	- The Banner 
	 title is optional.
 
Filter title
	- Enter a Filter 
	 title (up to 480 characters on up to 4 lines). 
 
	- The Filter 
	 title is optional.
 
Filter logic
	- Enter the Filter 
	 logic. 
 
	- The Filter 
	 logic represents the variable name or location and the value 
	 of the data (for example, GENDER (1) or 1/5 (1)). 
 
	- Filter 
	 logic is optional.
 
Column width, in characters
	- Specify the Column 
	 width, in characters from the dropdown menu. 
 
	- The default Column 
	 width, in characters is 10. 
 
	- Banner Column 
	 width, in characters must be a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 
	 20. 
 
Spaces 
 before each column
	- Choose the number of spaces before 
	 each banner column from the Spaces 
	 before each column dropdown menu. 
 
	- The maximum number of spaces between 
	 banner columns is 5.  
 
	- The default Spaces 
	 before each column is 1. 
 
Underline banner text
	- Use Underline 
	 banner text to add underlines to all banner and banner heading 
	 text.
 
Left 
 justify
	- Use Left 
	 justify to left-justify the banner text in all cells of the 
	 banner. 
 
Center justify
	- Use Center 
	 justify to center-justify the banner text in all cells of the 
	 banner. 
 
	- All banner text is center-justified 
	 by default when creating a new banner using ExpressTabs.
 
Right justify
	- Use Right 
	 justify to right-justify the banner text in all cells of the 
	 banner. 
 
Add Banner 
 to Job
	- You must enter a Banner 
	 name to use the Add Banner 
	 to Job option.
 
	- Banner names must be unique. If 
	 the banner name entered here exists in your current job file, you 
	 will be prompted to replace the existing banner.
 
	- Select Yes 
	 to replace the existing banner.
 
	- Select No 
	 to enter a new unique banner name.
 
 
Comparison 
 Groups
 
Statistics 
 Menu
View 
 Menu
 
Related topics:
Run Menu
Dependent Paired/Overlap 
 Z-Tests (Percents)
Dependent Paired/Overlap T-Tests (Means)