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Name: [16948] Grant Paton-Simpson
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Making data report tables using SOFA Statistics [ID:1454] (1/4)

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How to make data reports using the free and open source SOFA Statistics package <http://www.sofastatistics.com>. The GUI interface makes it easy to analyse your data and share the results.

One example looks at car brand by nation (using made-up data) and shows how a table can reveal patterns e.g. BMW is more popular in Germany than in Japan. Another table explores relationships between age, gender, and weight.

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5. Sartaj Mon, 03 May 2010 17:32

Great work,

thanks for sharing and appreicated. Are you planing to put up some more videos, kindly let us know and how we can integrate the existing statistical packages like STATA to this new recource.

Thnanks again - Sartaj


4. anonymous Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:17

thanks alot for this nice vidios


3. Tim Bower Tue, 06 Oct 2009 11:08

Thanks for sharing. It's always nice to learn about new tools. Well done.


2. anonymous Tue, 09 Jun 2009 01:27

Excellent tutorial. I chanced upon this tutorial by accident and it will helpful for me in work.


Kyran Dale Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:09

Very slick, both the presentation and the software. As an academic, this could be a boon - presenting nice data on the web is a huge palava, forcing one to become an html table-hacker, the results of which are often disappointing. So people resort to throwing out pdfs, which is no kind of solution in my book. The integration with Python looks lovely.


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