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Aff.idx – affinity Index is a measure of the relative similarity in composition of two samples;

Aff.idx (Unfiltered) – same as Affinity Index, but calculated without applied filter;

Base% – the proportion of respondents in the cell to Total in the crosstab;

Cases [for rotated data only] – number of unique cases (represented by several records);

Correl – Pearson correlation coefficient. Read more here;

Count – number of respondents in the cell;

Count MR – count for MR-set category;

First Label – populate a cell with the first category label;

Horiz% – horizontal percentage – the proportion of respondents in the cell to the Total value in the line;

Horiz Base – horizontal base – the number of respondents in the row excluding sysmis (missing values);

Horiz SOV – horizontal share of voice – is the same as Vert SOV, but is calculated as a proportion in the row;

Max – maximum value;

Mean – average. For non-numeric variables calculations are made with digits which may be changed in the Meta-Editor;

Mean MR – mean for MR-sets;

Median – value that divides the array in half by frequency. For non-numeric variables calculations are made with digits which may be changed in the Meta-Editor;

Min – minimum value;

Pen [for rotated data only] – penetration, share of cases for the column;

Prob Share [for rotated data only] – probability share;

Sample Count – unweighted number of cases;

Top Label – populate a cell with the top category label;

Total UQ Base [for rotated data only] – all unique cases in the sample;

Total pen [for rotated data only] – share of cases among all unique cases;

Unweighted Base – vertical sampling base without weighting, coincides with the usual vertical base for unweighted queries;

Unweighted Horiz Base – the same as HorizonBase but without weighting;

UQ Base [for rotated data only] – all unique cases in the column;

Vert% – vertical percentage – the proportion of respondents in the cells among the total number in the column;

Vert% MR – vertical percentage for MR-sets.

Vert Base – vertical base – the number of respondents in the column minus sysmis (missing values);

Vert Base MR – vertical base for MR-sets;

Vert SOV – vertical share of voice – share of the Vol in the cell to Vol in the column. The analog of the vertical percentage, but for numeric values;

Vol – volume – the sum of the numeric values in the cell. This metric can be considered as Count - only instead of 1, as in Count, an equivalent numeric value is substituted;

Volume MR – volume for MR-sets.