Tags
The following notations are used in the attribute values:
- ACC_ADDR: An address expression that is either scalar or vectorial, or the ID of an
<av>definition - AN_ADDR_QT: An address expression found in the
<qt>a attribute - AN_ADDR_GXT: An address expression found in the
<g>and<xt>a attribute - AN_ADDR_XTC: An address expression found in the
<xtc>a and suprow attributes - ARITH_EXPR: An arithmetical expression found in the
<a>def attribute - BK_ADDR_G: An address expression found in the
<g>b attribute - BK_ADDR_X: An address expression found in the
<xt>b attribute - BK_ADDR_XTC: An address expression found in the
<xtc>b and supcol attributes - C-10: A character string of maximum 10 characters without any blanks
- DIG_ADDR: An address expression found in the
<dig>a attribute - F: A factor being an integer or a decimal number where . (point) denotes end of the integer fraction
- FILENAME: A valid filename in the current file system
- H: A valid horizontal column percentage
- ID-5: A valid ID of maximum length 5 that starts with a letter and the rest of the characters may be A-Z 0-9
- LOGIC_EXPR: A logical expression found in the
<adoc>universe attribute, the<filter>and<l>def attribute - MARKET_ADDR: An address expression found in the
<g>and<xt>market attribute - N: A positive integer of maximum 9 digits
- N-4: A positive integer of maximum 4 digits
- QV: A vector of fractile codes with one space between each
- SAT_ADDR: An address expression found in the
<sat>sa attribute - TEMPLATE: A text expression found in the
<a>,<dig>,<filter>, and<l>tag t attributes - TEXT: A text string of any length
- TEXT-70: A text string of maximum length 70 characters
- V: A valid vertical unit expressed as a number of lines
- Z: A non-negative integer of maximum 9 digits
All of these notations are written in capital letters. When attribute values are written in lower case, this means that this value is to be expressed exactly as this - as opposed to capital values which always are to be replaced by relevant content.
att... denotes that this attribute is optional. If the brackets are not present, the attribute is required.
Analysis Document
Its purpose is to start and set some main attributes for the ADOC XML document.
<adoc
language="C-2"
pagedir="landscape"
portraite="portrait"
pop="N"
styleset="C-10"
title="TEXT"
universe="LOGIC_EXPR"
wset="C-10"
> ... </adoc>
This markdown showcases the <adoc> definition and its attributes within an XML structure.
Attributes
- language: A 2 character code defining the language for which system text elements should be used.
- pagedir: Page direction to be used for print.
- pop: Override the population size in this analysis.
- styleset: Defines the name of a style set that has a series of class definitions. Class definitions are referred to from the various text locations that the presentations consist of.
- title: Override the project title to be used in this analysis.
- universe: A logical expression to define a subset of the population as the current population.
- wset: The weighting set to be used in this analysis.
Default values
<adoc wset='*'>
Definitions to be used in this analysis
Various definitions may be done within an analysis:
- System-generated text elements may be set.
- A series of logical expressions may be defined.
- A series of arithmetical expressions may be defined.
- Address areas may be given text.
This tag has no attributes.
Start a graphic presentation or define attributes
Its purpose is to start a graphic presentation by <g> or to define attributes to be inherited by subsequent <g>s. If only attributes are to be defined, the tag name must be <ggroup>.
<g
a="AN_ADDR_G"
acc="ACC-ADDR"
accdoc="yes no"
acctext="TEXT"
accval="yes no N"
align="center justify left right"
autocode="ascending descending no"
b="BK-ADDR_G"
baracc="yes no N"
barwidth="H"
bdescfs="N"
bfactor="N"
bheight="V"
blockbreak="yes no *"
cdtext="TEXT"
celldoc="yes no"
color="yes 12 no"
columns="N*"
concat="yes no"
deciacc="Z"
deciavg="Z"
decidev="Z"
decipct="Z"
decipop="Z"
diameter="H"
driver="FILENAME"
driverexpand="no expand both"
driverkey="code time"
drivertextins="all first no"
filterdoc="yes no *"
filtershow="int none pop share ..."
frame="box rule none ..."
fwidth="H*"
gblockfs="N"
gblocks="yes no *"
grid="across both first last none"
halign="left center right"
hwidth="H*"
hyphenc="yes no"
hyphenf="yes no"
hyphenr="yes no"
hyphent="yes no"
indiff="TEXT"
joinbars="yes no"
legend="top bottom no"
lines="yes N -1 no"
lowbar="Z"
lvalues="yes no"
lwidth="H H ... *"
market="MARKET-ADDR no yes"
mindepth="V"
missing="TEXT"
multibar="yes no"
newgraph="yes no *"
palette="N N ... FN"
palreset="yes no"
pctsign="filt hori hsum vert vsum ..."
plegend="bottom no top ..."
pltext="etl etr main ..."
ponly="yes no *"
prtext="etl etr main ..."
qconcat="no row subq"
qno="yes no"
qshort="yes no *"
qstep="n"
quantity="yes no *"
rolldir="asc desc none"
rollend="N"
rollexclude="Z"
rollitem="-N +N"
rollnum="yes no"
rolltext="TEXT"
rollvalue="avg hori index pop sum ..."
sat="yes no"
scale="Z Z ..."
shade="Z"
show="avg int market pctfilt pchori pctvert pop ..."
split="yes no N"
sshort="yes no *"
stack="yes no *"
stackadj="yes no"
start="column page V"
textcheck="yes no"
tf="TEXT"
th="TEXT"
title="TEXT"
tmarket="TEXT"
tq="TEXT"
tr="TEXT"
ts="TEXT"
tv="TEXT"
type="hbar pie profile vbar"
values="yes no"
weights="yes no"
width="H"
wset="C-10"
zerocell="C-1"
>
</g>
Attributes
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| a | Defines the main graph address to be analysed and presented |
| acc | Defines an address or address vector to be applied as a graph accumulator |
| accdoc | Should the accumulator of the graph be documented? |
| acctext | Text that describes the graph accumulator |
| accval | Should accumulated figures be included? This attribute is only relevant when the baracc attribute is also specified. |
| yes | Yes, at all bars |
| no | No, none |
| N | Yes, at every N'th bar |
| align | Alignment of the text connected to the bars and blocks of bars |
| autocode | Ascending or Descending will make an address vector of all occurrences of a F data type in the a attribute and the values will appear ascending or descending in the graph. The H address component may be present in the a attribute to limit the value vector. |
| b | Defines an address that adds new dimension(s) to the graph. This address is combined with the address of the a attribute, and the appearance of the graph is determined by the organizing rule found in the a attribute address. |
| baracc | Should bars showing accumulated figures appear? |
| yes | Yes, at all bars |
| no | No, none |
| N | Yes, at every N'th bar |
| barwidth | The width of the scale part of the graph presentation |
| bdescfs | The font size of the graph heading |
| bfactor | An integer number as a percentage of the current line spacing value to control the height of each bar |
| bheight | A vertical amount (number of lines) that the scale of the vertical bar presentation should take |
| blockbreak | Should a new graph be started at each bar block break point? |
| cdtext | User-defined text that should appear in the CD cell for this table. If not present this cell will contain standard generated text. |
| celldoc | Should documentation of bars and figures appear at the left bottom corner of the graph box? |
| color | Should colors be used and if so in which manner: |
| yes | Yes, use the color(s) from the palette |
| 1 | Yes, use the colors from the palette and each bar at the lowest level should have a new color |
| 2 | Yes, use the colors from the palette and each block of bars at the second lowest level should have a new color |
| no | No, use black |
| columns | Contains the number of columns on the page that this table should take part within: |
| N | A change to N columns Even though N is the same as the previous presentation, a balancing of previous presentations should take place. N might be 1-4 when pagedir is portrait N might be 1-6 when pagedir is landscape |
| * | Continue within the same number of columns as the previous presentation |
| concat | Concatenation of the text connected to the bars and blocks of bars |
| deciacc | The number of decimals to be used for accumulated sum values |
| deciavg | The number of decimals to be used for average values |
| decidev | The number of decimals to be used for quantitative deviation measures |
| decipct | The number of decimals to be used for percentage values |
| decipop | The number of decimals to be used for population values |
| diameter | The size of the diameter of the pie graph presentation |
| driver | Reference to an ADR file. This file will contain a series of H address component values and the text that describes them. The address of the a attribute must be of type F or A, and the H address component must not be present. |
| driverexpand | This attribute applies when the DRIVER attribute is specified and makes intervals of codes/time values in the ADR file being expanded to the single values it covers be the low elements in the presentation. |
| driverkey | Applies when the driver attribute is specified and the data type is A. It gives the option to choose between the code and the time connected to the code. |
| drivertextins | Applies when the driver attribute is specified. Should the value of the H component be inserted in front of the text corresponding to it? |
| filterdoc | Should the filter box be printed? * means: Yes if the <filter> element is present, No if <filter> is not present |
| filtershow | Which figures should be present within the filter box: int Number of cases pop Population size share Population size as a percentage none No figures to be displayed |
| frame | The framing of the presentation: box A box around rule One line at the top and one line at the bottom none No framing |
| fwidth | The width of the filter box. If * then the system will determine. |
| gblockfs | The font size of the graph block text |
| gblocks | Should graph blocks be used when the number of dimensions allows for it? |
| grid | The appearance and placement of scale for bar charts: across Rulers across all of the chart (applies to vbar) both Rulers across all of the chart (applies to hbar) first Rulers at the top of the chart (applies to hbar) Rulers at the left of the chart (applies to vbar) last Rulers at the bottom of the chart (applies to hbar) Rulers at the right of the chart (applies to vbar) none No scale appears |
| halign | The horizontal justification when the presentation width (see width attribute) is less than the column width. |
| hwidth | A horizontal width value telling the width of the heading box. hyphen+ + may be C F R T and determines hyphenation is to be performed: hyphenf within the filter box hyphent within the table heading box |
| hyphenc | within the low level column texts |
| hyphenr | within the bar and bar block texts |
| indiff | Text to be connected to the neutral element of the profile presentation |
| joinbars | Should the left and right bars of the profile presentation be connected by rulers? |
| legend | The placement of the presentation legend: top Above the graph body bottom At the bottom of the graph no No legend |
| lines | The hbar presentation has the feature of showing lines instead of bars: yes All bars are replaced by lines N The N last bars are replaced by lines -1 All the bars except for the first one are replaced by lines no No lines |
| lowbar | The minimum number of cases that a bar should have in order to appear. |
| lvalues | Should the lines of the hbar presentation be supplied with the values they represent? |
| lwidth | The thickness of the lines, each line may have its own value |
| market | Defines an address to be applied as a table market definition: yes The market is defined as the scalar equivalent to the A address Market address The market may be defined independent of the A address |
| mindepth | The minimum vertical space that each bar should take |
| missing | In the case of a quantitative graph there may be a situation where there is no case for calculating average and sum. The missing text given here will appear to notify this situation. |
| newgraph | When two or more graph presentations have the same presentation structure then the print of these graphs may be compressed into one presentation. The automatic cell documentation only reflects the first graph. |
| palette | Control of the colors to be used in one of two ways: 1. Palette name. There is a menu of names that may be referred to. 2. Color numbers. A series of color numbers may be defined. |
| palreset | This attribute only applies when color='2' is specified and determines whether a new graph should start at the top of the palette. |
| pctsign | Which percentage figures should have the % suffix? |
| plegend | The placement of the profile presentation legend: top Above the graph body bottom At the bottom of the graph no No legend |
| pltext | Which question box text element should be used for the left side profile. The options are: etl The extra left text etr The extra right text main The main row text of the question box ponly The profile presentation may have text elements connected to either both the left and right side or only to the left-hand side. |
| prtext | Which question box text element should be used for the right side profile. The options are the same as for pltext. |
| qconcat | If the analysis address spans more than one question box: row Do the analysis as if there is only one question box, all the rows make only one row section. This requires that all the question boxes have exactly the same sub-question structure. subq Do the analysis as if there is only one question box, all the sub-questions found are concatenated. This requires that all the question boxes have exactly the same row structure. |
| qno | Should the question box number(name) appear as a suffix to the question text? |
| qshort | If short question box text is present should it be used? The default is that this text if present will be used if the Q component takes the low organization level. |
| qstep | Makes it possible to give an address area where only each n'th question box is included in the analysis |
| quantity | Should the categorical address be transformed into a quantitative one? |
| rolldir | The direction that rolling within one series should take, if any. |
| rollend | The top N bars of each graph block will be shown. |
| rollexclude | Should a number bottom bars be excluded from the rolling process? |
| rollitem | Which element or pair of elements determine the rolling process? |
| rollnum | Should the bar text be preceded by the rolling number? |
| rolltext | The standard rolling documentation text may be overridden. |
| rollvalue | Which show attribute should be used for the rolling? Avg Average Hori Horizontal percentages Pop Population sizes Sum Accumulated sum * Population for categorical graphs, average for quantitative graphs |
| sat | Are <sat> definitions to be applied for this graph? |
| scale | Define the scale by entering an ascending or descending sequence of numbers |
| shade | A shading percentage to be used in the bars |
| show | The sequence of show attributes in the bar blocks. The Formulae appendix defines the calculation of the show attribute content. |
| split | Splitting a presentation to the next column or page: yes Yes. If bar blocks are present split is only made at block break. If bar blocks are not present split may be made at any single bar. no No. The complete presentation should be kept within one column. N Yes. Split will be performed for each N'th bar. |
| sshort | If short sub-question text is present should it be used? The default is that this text if present will be used if the S component takes the low organization level. |
| stack | Should stacking be made? This attribute has only significance when multibar='yes' is specified. |
| stackadj | When adding up stack elements this may either be done by adding the rounded values as shown (stackadj='no') or by adding the exact values (stackadj='yes'). multibar='yes' is specified. |
| start | The placement of the new graph presentation may be: column At top of the next column page At top of the next page V After spacing a vertical amount of V space within the current column |
| textcheck | When a scalar Q component of an address is composed of several question boxes or when a scalar S component through several question boxes are detected there is an option on checking whether the text elements should all be equal to allow the analysis to be done. |
| tf | Text to replace a scalar frequency (# component address) text |
| th | Text to replace a scalar H component address text (data type RN/RM) |
| title | Using this attribute will have these affects: The text will appear at the top of the table heading box The text will appear as an index label to the Live Table application If NEWTABLE=NO then this text will appear at bar block text to this graph section |
| tmarket | Replace the market text |
| tq | Text to replace a scalar question component address text |
| tr | Text to replace a scalar R component address text |
| ts | Text to replace a scalar S component address text |
| tv | Text to replace a scalar H component address text when the data type is F or H |
| type | The chart type to be produced: hbar Horizontal bar chart pie Pie chart profile Profile bar chart vbar Vertical bar chart |
| values | Should values be displayed within the graph? |
| weights | Should weights be applied for this graph? |
| width | If the presentation should be smaller than the column width this attribute may be used |
| wset | A weighting set id to be applied in this graph. |
| zerocell | A character string to be shown in elements with no cases. |
Default values
| Attribute | Default Value |
|---|---|
| acc | ' ' |
| accdoc | '*' |
| acctext | '*' |
| accval | no |
| align | 'left' |
| autocode | 'no' |
| b | 'all' |
| baracc | 'no' |
| barwidth | '*' |
| bdescfs | '*' |
| bfactor | '100' |
| bheight | '*' |
| blockbreak | '*' |
| cdtext | ' ' |
| celldoc | '*' |
| color | 'no' |
| columns | '*' |
| concat | 'yes' |
| deciacc | '*' |
| deciavg | '*' |
| decipct | '1' |
| decipop | '0' |
| diameter | '*' |
| driver | ' ' |
| driverexpand | 'no' |
| driverkey | 'code' |
| drivertextins | 'no' |
| filterdoc | '*' |
| filtershow | 'share' |
| frame | 'box' |
| fwidth | '*' |
| gblockfs | '*' |
| grid | 'first' |
| halign | 'center' |
| hyphenc | 'yes' |
| hyphenh | 'yes' |
| hyphenq | 'yes' |
| hyphenr | 'yes' |
| hwidth | '*' |
| indiff | ' ' |
| joinbars | 'yes' |
| legend | 'bottom' |
| lines | 'no' |
| lowbar | '0' |
| lvalues | 'no' |
| lwidth | '*' |
| market | 'no' |
| mindepth | '*' |
| missing | '-' |
| multibar | '*' |
| newgraph | 'yes' |
| palette | '*' |
| palreset | 'yes' |
| pctsign | ' ' |
| plegend | 'top' |
| pltext | ' ' |
| ponly | 'yes' |
| prtext | ' ' |
| qconcat | 'no' |
| qno | 'yes' |
| qshort | '*' |
| qstep | '1' |
| quantity | '*' |
| rolldir | 'none' |
| rollend | '*' |
| rollexclude | '0' |
| rollitem | '1' |
| rollnum | 'no' |
| rolltext | '*' |
| rollvalue | 'pop' |
| sat | 'yes' |
| scale | '*' |
| shade | '100' |
| show | 'pctvert' |
| split | 'no' |
| sshort | '*' |
| stack | '*' |
| stackadj | 'no' |
| start | 'column' |
| textcheck | 'yes' |
| tf | '¬' |
| th | '¬' |
| title | ' ' |
| tmarket | '*' |
| tq | '¬' |
| tr | '¬' |
| ts | '¬' |
| tv | '¬' |
| type | 'hbar' |
| values | 'no' |
| weights | 'yes' |
| width | '*' |
| wset | '*' |
| zerocell | '-' |
Scalar text definition
Defines a text to be assigned to a specific scalar address component expression. Whenever the address component specified is detected within an analysis, the text given here will replace the normal text generated from the questionnaire. This is typically useful when an address component is composed of several elements.
Attributes
<sat sa="SAT_ADDR">
...
</sat>
- sa: A scalar address component that is to be assigned a text:
\Q: Replace the Q generated text\Q.S: Replace the Q.S generated text\Q.R: Replace the Q.R generated text\Q(H): Replace the Q H generated text\Q.S(H): Replace the Q.S H generated text\Q#F: Replace the Q#F generated text\Q.S#F: Replace the Q.S#F generated text
Note: The Q component may be vectorial with the effect that all the Q elements entered will be set are.
No default values
Start scalar text definition
This tag introduces a group of <sat> tags
There are no attributes
Override standard system generated text elements
The language attribute of the <adoc> tag initiates a set of standard system text elements connected to that language. This tag makes it possible to replace any of these text elements with another text content. Only one attribute may be specified for each <stdtext> tag, i.e., several <stdtext> tags must be entered if several attributes are to be set:
<stdtext id=acc>CTEXT_CONTENT</stdtext>
<stdtext id=accsum>CTEXT_CONTENT</stdtext>
The English version of system texts is shown here.
<stdtext
acc="Accumulator"
accsum="Accumulator sum"
all="All"
ans="Answered"
avg="Average"
caactcol="Active columns"
caactrow="Active rows"
cainert="Inertia"
caqual="Quality"
cdavg="Average"
cdcall="All column"
cdchi2="Chi2 statistic"
cdcont="Cell content:"
cdfhigh="Upper quartile"
cdfiltp="Filter%"
cdflow="Lower quartile"
cdfmax="Maximum"
cdfmed="Median"
cdfmin="Minimum"
cdgamma="Gamma statistic"
cdhorip="Row%"
cdindex="Index"
cdmode="Mode(high)"
cdmodl="Mode(low)"
cont. cdscale="Scale interval:"
cdstd="Standard deviation"
cdste="Standard error"
cdsum="Accumulated"
cdvertp="Column%"
chi2="Chi2 level:"
digaddr="Questionnaire address"
digcorr="Pearson correlation"
digtabs="2x2 cross tables analysed"
filter="Filter:"
fshare="Share of total"
hashtext="No of answers"
hourmin="hm"
int="No of interviews"
lowrow="Min row cases:"
market="Market"
msum="Sum answers"
noans="No answer"
notques="Question not posed"
pbase="% base"
pop="Population"
posed="Question posed"
present="Question present"
qno="Question"
quanall="Base: All"
quanans="Base: Answered"
quanques="Base: Posed"
ranktext="The rows are ranked"
singans="*** Answer ***:"
sum="**Sum"
syncacc="Synchronous accumulator"
cont. ttest="T test level:"
ttestlet="Column symbols"
ttestpair="x?yz: test col x vs y and z"
union="*Sum"
wchi2="Chi2 level(W):"
wsamp="Sample base"
></stdtext>
Attributes
id: Must be set equal to the keyword associated with the standard text.
Each keyword represents a system text that will appear within the various presentations. All keywords starting with 'cd' will appear within the CD cell. All keywords starting with 'ca' are related to correspondence analysis. All keywords starting with 'dig' are related to superDig analysis.
No default attribute
Start a cross table or define attributes
Its purpose is to start a cross table by <xt> or to define attributes to be inherited by subsequent <xt>'s.
If only attributes are to be defined, the tag name must be <xtgroup>.
<xt
a = AN_ADDR_XT
acc = ACC-ADDR
accdoc =
yes
no
accrow =
yes
no
*
acctext = TEXT
autocode =
ascending
descending
no
avgrow =
yes
no
*
b = BK-ADDR_XT
bar =
n n ... n
yes
no
barmax = F
barsize =
N*
H
baserows =
int
market
none
pop
sum
*
blockbreak =
yes
no
*
boldrows =
:n
n1 n2 ...
none
blocksplit =
yes
no
*
cdtext = TEXT
celldoc =
yes
no
chi2 =
yes
F
deciacc = n
deciavg = Z
decichi2 = Z
decidev = Z
decipct = Z
decipop = Z
driver = FILENAME
driverexpand =
no
expand
both
driverkey =
code
time
drivertextins =
all
first
no
excludepair = xy xy xy ...
f = LOGIC_EXPR
filterdoc =
yes
no
*
filtershow =
int
none
pop
share
...
filtertext = TEMPLATE
fwidth = H*
hwidth =
H*
hyphenc =
yes
no
hyphenf =
yes
no
hyphenr =
yes
no
hyphent =
yes
no
includepair = xy xy xy ...
introw =
yes
no
*
lowcol = Z
lowrow = Z
market =
MARKET-ADDR
no
yes
marketrow =
yes
no
*
maxcell =
H*
mindepth = V
newtable =
yes
no
*
pctsign =
filt
hori
hsum
vert
vsum
...
poprow =
yes
no
*
qconcat =
no
row
subq
qno =
yes
no
*
qshort =
yes
no
*
qstep = n
quantity =
yes
no
*
rolldir =
asc
desc
rollend = N
rollexclude = Z
rolling =
yes
no
rollitem = N
rollnum =
yes
no
rolltext = TEXT
rollvalue =
avg
hori
index
pop
sum
*
rotate =
yes
no
rowblocks =
yes
no
rowsplit =
yes
no
*
rwidth =
H*
sat =
yes
no
showc
showcall =
chi2d
chi2s
gamma
index
int
market
pctfilt
pchori
pctvert
pop
rank
...
showbreak =
h
no
showq
showqall =
avg
fNNN
index
int
market
mh
ml
pctfilt
pcthori
pcthsum
pctvert
pctvsum
pop
rank
std
ste
sum
...
sshort =
yes
no
*
start =
column
page
V
summary =
yes
no
textcheck =
yes
no
tf = TEXT
th = TEXT
title = TEXT
tmarket = TEXT
tq = TEXT
tr = TEXT
trow1 =
yes
no
trow2 =
yes
no
ts = TEXT
ttest =
yes
no
F
ttestc =
yes
no
ttestdir =
both
high
low
ttestq =
yes
no
tv = TEXT
twidth =
H* wchi2 =
yes
no
weights =
yes
no
wset = C-10
zerocell = C-1
zerorow =
yes
no
> ...</xt>
Attributes
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| a | Defines the row margin of the cross table |
| acc | Defines an address or address vector to be applied as a table accumulator |
| accdoc | Should the accumulator of the table be documented? |
| accrow | Should the table accumulator row appear? |
| acctext | Text that describes the table accumulator |
| autocode | Ascending or Descending will make an address vector of all occurrences of an F data type in the a attribute and the values will appear ascending or descending in the table. The H address component may be present in the a attribute to limit the value vector. |
| avgrow | Should the table accumulator average row appear? |
| b | Defines the column margin of the cross table |
| bar | Specify yes or a list of column numbers if bars should be drawn in each table cell |
| barmax | Defines the value associated with the total width of the cell |
| barsize | Defines either by N* a factor (N) telling the relation in width between bar columns and non-bar columns, or the H a width value for bar columns |
| baserows | Determines whether bases affecting the show attributes should be printed or not. |
| int | Number of cases base row market Market size base row none No base rows wanted Population base row Leave it to the system to decide |
| blockbreak | Should a new table be started at each row block break point? |
| boldrows | Request bold font for certain rows of the table |
| blocksplit | Is column/page shift to be performed at each new row block? |
| cdtext | User-defined text that should appear in the CD cell for this table. |
| celldoc | Should the table cell documentation cell have any content in addition to the content of the attribute cdtext? |
| '*' | Print the documentation if either: Cells show more than one figure or Cells in the ALL columns show figures different from other cells The Chi square test is active |
| chi2 | The Chi2 test level for this table. The value is restricted to values ranging between 0 and 50. The value 0 means that no Chi2 test is performed. |
| deciacc | The number of decimals to be used for accumulated sum values |
| deciavg | The number of decimals to be used for average and fractile values |
| decichi2 | The number of decimals to be used for Chi2 statistics |
| decidev | The number of decimals to be used for quantitative deviation measures |
| decipct | The number of decimals to be used for percentage values |
| decipop | The number of decimals to be used for population values |
| driver | Reference to an ADR file. This file will contain a series of H address component values and the text that describes them. |
| driverexpand | This attribute applies when the DRIVER attribute is specified and makes intervals of codes/time values in the ADR file being expanded to the single values it covers be the low elements in the presentation. |
| driverkey | Applies when the driver attribute is specified and the data type is A. It gives the option to choose between the code and the time connected to the code. |
| drivertextins | Applies when the driver attribute is specified. Should the value of the H component be inserted in front of the text corresponding to it? |
| excludepair | Specify a series of two-letter combinations representing the pairs of columns that normally would be tested by the T test but will now be excluded from the test. |
| f | The logical expression that requests the filter population |
| filterdoc | Should the filter box be printed? |
| '*' | Yes if the f attribute is present, No if the f attribute is not present |
| filtershow | Which figures should be present within the filter box: Number of cases, Population size, Population size as percentage, No figures to be displayed |
| filtertext | A template text expression to generate the text associated with the logical expression. When the def attribute is a basic logical expression, the standard template content will be * which means that the generated text will be the text describing the right-hand side of the logical expression |
| fwidth | The width of the filter box. If '*' then the system will determine. |
| hwidth | A horizontal width value telling the width of the heading box. |
| hyphen+ | Determines hyphenation is to be performed: + may be C F R T and determines hyphenation is to be performed within the filter box (hyphenf), within the table heading box (hyphent), within the low-level column texts (hyphenc), within the row and row block texts (hyphenr) |
| includepair | Specify a series of two-letter combinations representing the pairs of columns that normally would not be tested by the T test but will now be included in the test. |
| introw | Should the number of cases row at the table level be printed? |
| lowcol | The minimum number of cases that a column should have to show any values in that column. |
| lowrow | The minimum number of cases that a row should have to appear. |
| market | Defines an address to be applied as a table market definition |
| yes | The market is defined as the scalar equivalent to the A address. Market address: The market may be defined independent of the A address. |
| marketrow | Should the table top market row be displayed? |
| maxcell | The maximum width that each column of the table will span. |
| mindepth | The vertical space that the column text area will span. |
| newtable | When two or more cross tables have the same break definition, then the print of these tables may be compressed so that only the main table row sections are displayed from table two on. The automatic CD documentation only reflects the first table. |
| pctsign | Which percentage figures should have the % suffix? |
| poprow | Should the table top population row be displayed? |
| qconcat | If the analysis address spans more than one question box: Do the analysis as if there is only one question box, all the rows make only one row section. This requires that all the question boxes have exactly the same sub-question structure. or Do the analysis as if there is only one question box, all the sub-questions found are concatenated. This requires that all the question boxes have exactly the same row structure. |
| qno | Should the question box number(name) appear as a suffix to the question text? |
| qshort | If short question box text is present, should it be used? |
| qstep | Makes it possible to give an address area where only each n'th question box is included in the analysis |
| quantity | Should the categorical address be transformed into a quantitative one? |
| rolldir | The direction of the rolling to be performed |
| rollexclude | Should a number bottom bars be excluded from the rolling process? |
| rollend | The top N rows of each table block will be shown. |
| rolling | Should rolling be performed? |
| rollitem | Which column or pair of columns determine the rolling process? |
| rollnum | Should the row text be preceded by the rolling number? |
| rolltext | The standard documentation of rolling may be overridden. |
| rollvalue | Which cell show attribute should be used for the rolling? Avg: Average, Hori: Horizontal percentages, Index: Indexes, Pop: Population sizes, Sum: Accumulated sum, *: Population for categorical tables, average for quantitative tables |
| rotate | Should column texts be rotated 90 degrees? |
| rowblocks | Does this table consist of row blocks? |
| rowsplit | May column/page shift take place within blocks? |
| rwidth | A horizontal width of the row text column of the table. |
| sat | Are <sat> definitions to be applied for this table? |
| showc | The sequence of show attributes in categorical row blocks. |
| showcall | The sequence of show attributes in ALL columns of categorical row blocks. |
| showbreak | Should the cases and population table top row show horizontal percentages? |
| showq | The sequence of show attributes in quantitative row blocks. |
| showqcall | The sequence of show attributes in ALL columns of quantitative row blocks. |
| sshort | If short sub-question text is present, should it be used? |
| start | The placement of the new table may be: At the top of the next column, At the top of the next page, After spacing a vertical amount of V space within the current column |
| summary | This option requests that only the calculated scaling rows are printed when the scaling feature is defined as part of the address. |
| textcheck | When a scalar Q component of an address is composed of several question boxes or when a scalar S component spans several question boxes, there is an option to check whether the text elements should all be equal to allow the analysis to be done. |
| tf | Text to replace a scalar frequency (# component address) text |
| th | Text to replace a scalar H component address text (data type RN/RM) |
| title | The text will appear at the top of the table heading box. The text will appear as an index label to the Live Table application. If NEWTABLE=NO, then this text will appear at row block text to this table section |
| tmarket | Replace the market text |
| tq | Text to replace a scalar question component address text |
| tr | Text to replace a scalar R component address text |
| trow1 | The T test row showing the id's of each column may be displayed or not |
| trow2 | The T test row showing which pairs of columns are being tested may be displayed or not |
| ts | Text to replace a scalar S component address text |
| ttest | The T-test level for this table. The value is restricted to values ranging between 0 and 50. The value 0 means that no T-test is performed. |
| ttestc | Should the T-test be performed in categorical blocks? |
| ttestdir | Should the T-test be performed only versus lower values, only higher values, or both? |
| ttestq | Should the T-test be performed in quantitative blocks? |
| tv | Text to replace a scalar H component address text when the data type is F or H |
| twidth | A horizontal width of the table. |
| wchi2 | Should the weighted Chi square test be performed? |
| weights | Should weights be applied for this table? |
| zerocell | A character string to be shown in cells with no cases. |
| zerorow | Rows that have no cases may be left out |
Default values
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| acc | ' ' |
| accdoc | '*' |
| accrow | '*' |
| acctext | '*' |
| autocode | 'no' |
| avgrow | 'yes' |
| bar | 'no' |
| barmax | '100' |
| barsize | '3*' |
| baserows | '*' |
| blockbreak | '*' |
| boldrows | 'none' |
| blocksplit | '*' |
| cdtext | ' ' |
| celldoc | '*' |
| chi2 | '0' |
| deciacc | '*' |
| deciavg | '*' |
| decichi | '2' |
| decidev | '*' |
| decipct | '1' |
| decipop | '0' |
| driver | ' ' |
| driverexpand | 'no' |
| driverkey | 'code' |
| drivertextins | 'no' |
| excludepair | ' ' |
| f | ' ' |
| filterdoc | '*' |
| filtershow | 'share' |
| filtertext | '****' |
| fwidth | '*' |
| hyphenc | 'yes' |
| hyphenh | 'yes' |
| hyphenq | 'yes' |
| hyphenr | 'yes' |
| hwidth | '*' |
| includepair | ' ' |
| introw | 'yes' |
| lowcol | '0' |
| lowrow | '0' |
| market | 'no' |
| marketrow | '*' |
| maxcell | '*' |
| mindepth | '*' |
| newtable | 'yes' |
| pctsign | ' ' |
| poprow | '*' |
| qconcat | 'no' |
| qno | 'yes' |
| qshort | '*' |
| qstep | '1' |
| quantity | '*' |
| rolldir | 'desc' |
| rollexclude | '0' |
| rollend | '*' |
| rolling | 'no' |
| rollitem | '1' |
| rollnum | 'no' |
| rolltext | '*' |
| rollvalue | 'pop' |
| rotate | 'no' |
| rowblocks | 'yes' |
| rowsplit | '*' |
| rwidth | '*' |
| sat | 'yes' |
| showc | 'pctvert' |
| showcall | 'pctvert' |
| showbrk | 'no' |
| showq | 'avg' |
| showqall | 'avg' |
| sshort | '*' |
| start | 'column' |
| summary | 'no' |
| textcheck | 'yes' |
| tf | '¬' |
| th | '¬' |
| title | ' ' |
| tmarket | '*' |
| tq | '¬' |
| tr | '¬' |
| trow1 | 'yes' |
| trow2 | 'yes' |
| ttest | '0' |
| ttestc | 'yes' |
| ts | '¬' |
| ttestdir | 'b' |
| ttestq | 'yes' |
| tv | '¬' |
| twidth | '*' |
| wchi2 | 'yes' |
| weights | 'yes' |
| wset | '*' |
| zerocell | '-' |
| zerorow | 'yes' |