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Technical Fact Sheet
Total VB Statistics offers
a wide range of statistical functions for Visual Basic programmers using Microsoft Jet
Engine databases. Any Access/Jet table or linked table such as SQL Server, dBase, or
Paradox table can be analyzed. Multi-table Select Queries can also be analyzed. An
unlimited number of records can be analyzed.
Developed specifically for Visual Basic
programmers, Total VB Statistics eliminates the need to export your data
to other programs for statistical analysis. You can perform a wide range of statistical
functions with all results in Microsoft Access tables. View, sort, query, or display the
results. You can also add it to reports just like any other table.
Total VB Statistics
includes two parts. The first is an interactive Statistics Scenario Designer. This
standalone program lets you easily specify the database, data, fields, and analysis to
perform. The second part is an ActiveX DLL component that performs the analysis. This
file, under 1 Meg, is the only file you need to include with your VB applications to add
statistical analysis.

The Total VB Statistics Scenario Designer

Features
- Statistically analyze data from any Jet
Database or linked table
- Analyze multi-table Select queries
- Analyze an unlimited number of records
- All output in Jet tables
- No programming required to specify the
analysis to perform
- Analysis settings are saved as
"scenarios" which can be run again in the future
- Analyze multiple fields at one time
- Use data grouping fields to analyze
groups of records (optional)
- Weight data based on a weighting field's
value (optional)
- Ignore a numeric value or range of
values (optional)
- Programmatic interface to add
statistical analysis to your applications
- Includes a royalty-free runtime license
- Scenarios are compatible with
Total Access Statistics. Scenarios
created in either program can be run by the other.

Calculations available in Total
VB Statistics
- Count, Missing (blanks), Mean.
- Minimum, Maximum, Range, Sum, Sum of
Squares.
- Variance, Coefficient of Variance, Std.
Deviation, Std. Error.
- Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean, Root Mean
Square.
- Skewness, Kurtosis.
- Mode, Mode Count.
- t-Test versus Mean (test for null
hypothesis).
- Confidence Intervals (t and Normal
tests). 95% and user-specified levels.
- Percentiles: median, quartiles, deciles,
and percentiles.
- Frequency distribution with
user-specified group width, initial value and number of intervals. Display count, percent
of total, sums and cumulative values.
- Mean difference
- Standard Deviation of difference
- Covariance
- Correlation
- R-Square
- Paired t-Test
- Probability (1 or 2 tails).
- Simple, Multiple and Polynomial (up to
9th order).
- With Y-Intercept or Zero-Intercept.
- Count, Missing, R-Square, Std. Error of
Est., and ANOVA
- Coefficient analysis: P Std. Error,
Beta, t-Value and Probability.
- Residual calculation for each data
point.
- 10 types: Count, Sum, Average, Minimum,
Maximum, Range, Variance, Coefficient of Variance, Std. Deviation, Std. Error.
- Count crosstabs for Text and Date value
fields.
- Row total and Column sub-totals.
- Percent of Column, Row and Total.
- Sorted column fields with special
handling for blank values.
- Chi-Square Analysis: Chi-Square,
Probability, Cramer's V, Phi-Coefficient, Coefficient of Contingency.
- Two-Sample t-Tests (pooled and separate
variance tests).
- ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) with sum of
squares, F-Value and probability.
- One sample Chi-Square
- One Sample Sign Test for
Median and Mean
- Kolmogorov-Smirnov Goodness
of Fit Test
- Paired Sign Test, Spearman's
Rho Correlation
- Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test for
Matched Pairs
- Wald-Wolfowitz Runs Test
- Mann-Whitney U Two Sample
Test
- Kolmogorov-Smirnov Two Sample
Test
- Kruskal-Wallis One Way
Analysis of Variance
- Friedman's Two Way Analysis
of Variance
One Sample Sign Test for Median
- Two Sample Sign Test for Equal Median.
- Wald-Wolfowitz Sign Test for Equal
Median.
- Wilcoxon Test for Matched Pairs.
- Mann-Whitney Two Sample (non-matched)
Test.
- Kolmogorov-Smirnov Two Sample Test.
- Correlations: Spearman's Rho and
Kendall's Tau.
- Kruskal-Wallis One Way Analysis of
Variance.
- Friedman's Two Way Analysis of Variance.
- Evaluate probability of test values: Z,
t, Chi-Square, and F.
Enter the test value and degrees of freedom to see the corresponding probability.
- Calculate inverse probability. Enter a
probability and calculate the equivalent Z, t, Chi-Square, and F value.
- Eliminate interpolating values in
reference tables.

Pricing and
Licensing Information
Total VB Statistics is available on a
per developer basis and includes unlimited, royalty free distribution rights for that
developer. It supports VB 5.0 and 6.0. A discounted five-developer package is also
available. To place an order, click here.
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Pricing and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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