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Cross Tab Analysis at Blazingly Fast Speeds. Research Analyzer makes it easy to correlate or compare data. Examine dozens of tables instantly, and create full statistical outputs by simply using your mouse. Start a free trial

Take full advantage of your data with Research Analyzer's easy-to-use but highly sophisticated cross-tab analysis engine, which allows you to correlate or compare any piece of data. Examine dozens of tables instantly, and create full statistical outputs by simply using your mouse.

Process very large data sets and get an immediate response. Examine dozens of tables instantly, and create full statistical output by simply using your mouse. The standard Windows user interface offers a simple, uncluttered work environment that is fast and easy to navigate.

Benchmark tests show Research Analyzer can produce a complex cross-tab analysis on a base of 2 million respondents in a few seconds.

• Analyze one million or more respondents simultaneously
• Use 500 - 1000 questions or more per interview
• Generate 100 tables per minute for 20*10 cells and 4000 interviews
• Save valuable time with easy yet powerful drag-and-drop cross-tab analysis
• Transform your survey data into cross-tab analysis data format (bit-vector) for optimized, error-free cross-tab analysis

Keep your data organized and clean. With Research Analyzer you can check for:

• Existence of questions
• Questions skipped
• Existence of answers
• Track changes in questionnaires

Other features include:

• Chi2-test
• T-test
• Categorical values:
• Row percentage
• Column percentage,
• Non-weighted number, Population (weighted number)
• Filter percentage
• Index
• Gamma
• Chi2 statistics
• Chi2 distribution
• Quantitative values
• Mean
• Standard deviation
• Standard error
• Row sum percentage
• Column sum percentage
• Filter percentage
• Accumulated sum
• Non-weighted number, Population /weighted number)
• Min/max
• Auto-coding
• Universe
• Scaling (Quantification of categorical variables)