Create crosstab and pivot table - deeper insights into your survey results

Would you like to analyse and compare your survey results in detail? With our survey tool 2ask, you can easily create crosstabs using drag & drop and analyse data with their help.

A crosstab (also known as a pivot table, contingency table or contingency table) is useful for visualising and comparing relationships between two or more variables. It helps to recognise correlations by showing the frequency of combinations of characteristic values. These functions allow you to perform precise analyses that provide valuable insights into correlations and trends in your data - ideal for making informed decisions.

Why crosstabs and pivot tables are important for survey analysis

Both crosstabs and pivot tables offer effective methods for data analysis and data visualisation. They help you to compare different variables and recognise patterns.

These functions are particularly helpful for

• Employee or customer surveys: Analyse responses by specific groups, e.g. departments or age groups.
• Market research: Discover important correlations between demographic data and responses to develop targeted marketing strategies.
• Product or service evaluations: Recognise trends and patterns in customer feedback to make targeted improvements.

Create crosstab and pivot table with 2ask simply by drag & drop

Under "Analysis" - "Crosstabs" you can easily create a crosstab with our survey tool using drag & drop:

1. Select data: Select the questions and variables you want to compare in the left pane.
2. Create crosstab: Use drag & drop to create a crosstab by dragging the selected questions and variables into the desired rows or columns.
3. Interpret results: See at a glance how different groups responded to specific questions.

Under "Cells" you can choose whether the cells should display absolute values, percentage values and/or mean values.

You can make various design settings under "Design". In the "Design" - "Cells" area, for example, you can colour the cell background differently depending on the value range and thus, for example, display a heat map in which the cell background is coloured differently depending on the applicable value range.

Once the crosstab has been created, you can easily interpret your results and recognise at a glance how different groups have responded to specific questions.

Advantages of crosstabs and pivot tables for your surveys

• Comprehensive data analysis: Create precise analyses to make informed decisions.
• Recognise comparisons and patterns: Find correlations between different variables to gain deeper insights.
• Simple visualisation: Tables provide a clear presentation and are easy to interpret.
• Flexibility in data preparation: Use the dynamic structure of pivot tables to prepare complex data structures.

Your advantage with our survey tool

• Simple and user-friendly: Our functions are easy to use and yet offer powerful analysis tools.
• Fast creation: You can create and analyse cross or pivot tables in just a few minutes.
• Direct insights in real time: Get meaningful data analyses in real time and identify important trends.

Create a crosstab or pivot table now

With our survey tool, you can quickly and easily create a crosstab or analyse your data with pivot tables. Get started today and take your survey analyses to the next level to gain valuable insights from your data.