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Statistics
The 'STATISTICS' tab provides basic statistics, advanced statistics and printouts.
You can also set up additional options for displaying analyses, specify filter conditions, missing values, periods of data collected and unit statuses.
Basic statistics include:
- ‘Statistics report (Summary)’ of the online questionnaire, which includes analyses that are adjusted to the type of variable. More >>
- ‘Descriptive statistics’ include descriptive statistics, such as average, standard deviation, minimum and maximum. More >>
- ‘Frequencies’, where display the frequency distribution. More >>
- ‘Crosstabs’, which allows you to generate two-dimensional tables of categorical variables or correlation tables. More >>
- ‘Multitables’, which allows you to generate a multi-dimensional table by selecting three or more categorical variables. More >>
- ‘Means’, the table of means according to the control variable. More >>
- ‘Break’, where you can run an analysis of all variables according to the categories of control variables. More >>
All analyses can be further adjusted with advanced settings >>:
- dividing of analyses into segments, groups,
- display of only selected variables,
- zooming aka highlighting individual parts of the analysis,
- filtering analyses according to the conditions, time periods and units status,
- including missing values and undetermined responses in the analysis.
In the upper right corner you can export statistics in the PDF, RTF formats (Word), and XLS format (Excel). Statistics can also be archived.
Crosstabs
If you click on the 'ANALYSE' - 'Statistics' tab and select 'Crosstabs' from the drop-down menu ('Select:'), you have the option of setting up a two-dimensional table of two variables where you can look at how they are correlated.
In the first drop-down menu you select the independent variable and in the second drop-down menu you select the dependent variable. The system generates a correlation table with frequencies and colored boxes according to the correlation. To the right of the selected variables you can also select 'residuals'. The legend of the correlation according to the residuals is shown on the left below the table. If you want the results in percentages, then select the 'Percentage' option above. You can also choose to display graphs for the table by turning on the 'Show graphs' option. The left-hand side above the table displays the Chi-square coefficient.
2KA and 3KA package users as well as users of the business packages for groups can export the Crosstabs table to PDF, MS Word or MS Excel formats. These users can also analyse statistics with advanced analysis options and filter them according to segments, zoom, groups, variables, conditions, missing values, time period and unit status.
The analysis settings are located in the upper right corner in the form of a 'wheel' icon. Here you can set:
- Basic analysis view:
- Among other things, you can specify which types of questions and categories are displayed (categories, category other, numbers, text questions) - all are displayed by default.
- Basic analysis settings:
- Decimal settings.
- Chart settings:
- Alignment,
- Font size,
- Position of numerus,
- Display average on the chart.
Some of the functionalities described are only available for users of the 2KA and 3KA packages for individuals, and for users of the business packages for groups.
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Video guide: Analysing Data
Limits of Displaying Answers in Analyses
In case of a large number of answers, only 30 answers are displayed by default in the ANALYSE' - 'Statistics' tab, which is noticeable for variables with open (text) responses.
The default setting of 30 answers can be changed in the 'Number of open answers' drop-down menu in the top right.
The setting can also be changed by clicking on the 'Settings' icon, then selecting the desired value in the 'Default number of answers' drop-down menu in the 'Basic analysis settings' section and clicking on the 'Run' button.
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1KA Registration and Login
You can register for the 1KA online tool (create an 1KA user account) using your email address or your Google account.
You can then use this account to log in to the 1KA tool.
