Your Guide to Using Built-in Mathematical Functions in Q
17 June 2019 | by Tim Ali

Q contains several useful built-in mathematical functions that make it easy to do calculations on your existing data without having to write JavaScript, Excel formulas

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How to Create a Banner in Q
07 January 2019 | by Daren Jackson

In constructing crosstabs, it can be helpful to see more than one question on an individual axis. Other instances may require labels to be “nested”,

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How to Do Filters, Banners and Stat Testing in Q
12 November 2018 | by Chris Facer

In this article, I show you how quick and easy it is to make all the tables you need for your report. I look at

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Changing the Way Your Data Looks so You Can Do More with It
12 November 2018 | by Chris Facer

Q understands the language of survey data, and this allows it to automate important aspects of your workflow. It sets up your data in a

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Getting Started with Q
09 November 2018 | by Chris Facer

Q makes it easy for market researchers to discover the stories in their data. At Q, we understand market research and the structure of survey

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How to Calculate an Average Value from Categorical Data in Q
07 September 2018 | by Daren Jackson

The traditional means for outputting categorical data is with percentages representing each category’s share of the total sample. However, there are a range of cases

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How to Sort Data in Q
05 September 2018 | by Tim Ali

Sorting data can assist you to understand, analyze, and visualize it. In Q, sorting is most often done to improve the way tables or charts

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How to Create a Top 2 Box Score in Q
15 August 2018 | by Daren Jackson

Every market researcher needs to know how to create a top 2 box score. Today, I'll show you how to easily create and present one in Q.

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How to Compute Moving Averages in Q
07 August 2018 | by Carmen Chan

Q can compute moving averages from variables or tables. These can be displayed as trends in a chart or as a table of values for downstream analysis.

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How to Read Stata DTA Files into Q
02 August 2018 | by Carmen Chan

Survey data is often provided in binary file formats which contain metadata about how the data is structured. A common form is the Stata DTA format.

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How to read an Excel file into Q
01 August 2018 | by Carmen Chan

There are three methods of reading Excel files into Q. I'll show you all three and explain when you might one to use each one.

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Tutorial: Creating and Working with JavaScript Variables in Q
31 July 2018 | by Matt Steele

It's easier than you think to create new variables with JavaScript. We'll show you how to create, combine, split and transform your data into new variables.

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