Introduction
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A basic topline report will normally show number of interviews, percentage of the respondents answered, base asked and base answered.
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For numeric questions it will normally show number of interviews, average value, base asked and base answered.
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If you want to create a somewhat more comprehensive topline report, you should follow one of the following methods:
Specify Other Values
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Click Options to open a dialog with all of the possible choices you have for the topline report.
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Once you have made your choices be sure to click Set options to apply them to your topline report.
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Note the options that you choose will be applied to ALL questions you have selected in the topline report.
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Each available option is show below. The right side of the sub-menus include a definition for each option.
At the top of the Options menu, you can search for a sepecific function you can also save or load a set of options for your topline that you regularly use. This allows you to set-up your options once, save them, and apply them each time you run a topline.
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Categorical values
Quantitative values
Filter and weight
- Filters will show results only from a subset of the data set.
- Activating the Weight set will display a weighted number of interviews (or population figures).
- Articles on creating and applying filters and weights can be found in the Cross Table folder.
Extended options
Categorical bases
Quantitative bases
Decimals
