The Most Powerful Data Analysis Program for Access Just Got
Better!
In April 2004, we released Total Access Statistics for Access 2003
(version 11) with many new features. We also added these
enhancements to Total Access Statistics versions for Access 2002,
2000, and 97 (versions 10.5, 9.5, and 8.5 respectively). Existing
customers of version 10.0, 9.0, and 8.0 can upgrade for a nominal
fee.
General Enhancements
- Support for multi-selection of fields during field assignments.
- Code Generator that automatically creates code for running a
scenario.
- Deletion of Total Access Statistics temporary tables when
exiting, if the current database doesn't contain saved scenarios.
- New user manual and online help file.
- Option to use Crosstab queries as data sources (previously only
supported Select queries).
Data Analysis Enhancements
New Record Analysis Category
Three new analysis types are available:
Random
When analyzing data, you may need to create a subset of records for
further analysis or testing. The Random feature generates or flags a
subset of your records based on the options you select such as every
nth
record, a specific number of records, a % of records, or a random %
of records across your entire table or for each group.
Ranking
The Ranking feature assigns a numeric rank to each record while
handling for ties with options for how numbers after ties should be
calculated (cumulative or consecutive).
Normalize
Having normalized data is a fundamental part of relational databases.
The Normalize feature allows you to quickly convert non-normalized
data into a new table with data in multiple fields normalized into
one label field and one data field.
Enhanced Describe Analysis
New percentile options calculates Quintiles, Octiles, and every
5th percentile in addition to the original median, quartile, decile,
and percentile values.
Enhanced Percentile Analysis
New options for calculating Quintiles, Octiles, every 5th
percentile, every X.5 percentile, plus an option to update each
record in your data source with its percentile value.
Here's additional information on
Calculating Percentiles in Microsoft Access
Enhanced Crosstab Analysis
A new option to show percentage results in fields rather than
rows.
Programmatic Interface Enhancements
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A new code generator creates the code you need to add statistical
analysis and probability calculations directly into your
applications.
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New optional parameters allow you to override the scenario's data
source and output table names when running scenarios
programmatically.
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New optional parameter allows you to specify the text or use the
scenario description in the title bar of the progress form as
scenarios are run.
Download the Trial Version
A functional demo version is available for you to try Total Access
Statistics on your data. Download a trial version
If you want to look at how it works without installing the program and
review the calculations it generates, get the
help file (3.3M) for more details of these and other Total
Access Statistics features (included in the trial download).
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