Cross-tabulate your .sav, in Excel
Upload the file, pick the variable that goes across the columns, and download a workbook with every table and its significance testing. Nothing to install.
Drop your .sav file here, or click to choose one
.sav only, up to 5 MB and 100 respondents
Your file is sent to our tables engine to build the workbook. We do not use it to train models.
How it works
1. Upload the .sav
We read the variables and their labels straight from the file, with their types and categories.
2. Pick the banner
The variable that runs across the columns. Every other variable is crossed against it, one table each.
3. Download the Excel
A workbook with one sheet per table: percentages, bases, and 95% significance letters.
What it actually does
A cross-tabulation shows how each group answered separately. The banner variable defines the columns; every other variable in the file becomes a table with its categories down the rows.
Each table carries its base, column percentages and significance letters: a letter in a cell means that column is significantly higher than the column carrying that letter, at 95% confidence. Bases under 30 cases get no letters, because with that few cases the test says nothing.
The engine is the same one our market-research clients use for their deliverables. The free version processes up to 100 respondents and computes up to 200 tables per file: if yours has more, we build the workbook from the first 100 and warn on every sheet rather than failing. Processing the whole study is what the paid version does.
Frequently asked questions
What about the open ends?
A cross-tabulation needs variables that are already coded. If you have uncoded open-ended questions, that is the job Survey Coder Pro does.