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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Cross-tab question

    I am using CR XI R2 and trying to create a cross-tab with two columns. This is what I want:
    N Qtr 4 '06 N Qtr 1 '07 N Qtr 2 '07
    Yes 108 87.1% 81 86.2% 85 88.5%
    No 16 12.9% 13 13.8% 11 11.5%

    This is what I am getting at the moment:

    N
    Qtr 4 '06 Qtr 1 '07 Qtr 2 '07
    Yes 108 81 85
    87.1% 86.2% 88.5%
    No 16 13 11
    12.9% 13.8% 11.5%

    When I add more than one column it pushes the first column (N) up across the complete top. It then adds a Total column beside my (Qtr) column. In the above example I have suppressed the added Total Header and data.

    Here is the setup of my Cross Tab Expert:

    Columns - spReport.N
    spReport.Qtr_Time

    Rows - spReport.Answer

    Summ. Fields - spReport.N
    spReport.PercentN

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

    Ron

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    Re: Cross-tab question

    I'm not sure what "N" is, but if each instance of "N" pertains to the Qtr_Time, why not make "N" a row? Maybe you could explain what "N" holds.

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    Re: Cross-tab question

    Sorry,

    Yes and No are answers to a survey question. N is the number of responses for each answer to that question and PercentN is the percentage of each answer to that question.

    So, for Qtr 4 '06, 108 responses were Yes and 16 responses were No. That gives a respective percentage of 87.1% for Yes and 12.9% for No.

    The reason for the cross tab is to show a trend of responses across time periods.

    Thanks for your help!!

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