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Parameterize a Values analysis as follows:
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Columns to Analyze
- twm_customer.income
- twm_customer.age
- twm_customer.years_with_bank
- twm_customer.nbr_children
- twm_customer.marital_status
- Compute the Number of Unique Values for each column — Enabled
- Columns to Include in the Group By Clause — gender
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Columns to Analyze
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Run the analysis in the same manner described above.
This time, the following Results were generated. The SQL is not shown for brevity:
Values Example #2 Graph Gender xtbl xcol xtype xcnt xnull xunique xblank xzero xpos xneg M TWM_C… income INTEGER 329 0 284 0 45 284 0 F TWM_C… income INTEGER 418 0 359 0 57 361 0 M TWM_C… age SMALLINT 329 0 71 0 0 329 0 F TWM_C… age SMALLINT 418 0 74 0 0 418 0 M TWM_C… years_with_bank SMALLINT 329 0 10 0 37 292 0 F TWM_C… years_with_bank SMALLINT 418 0 10 0 51 367 0 M TWM_C… nbr_children SMALLINT 329 0 6 0 206 123 0 F TWM_C… nbr_children SMALLINT 418 0 6 0 260 158 0 M TWM_C… marital_status CHAR(1) 329 0 4 0 0 0 0 F TWM_C… marital_status CHAR(1) 418 0 4 0 0 0 0 Values Example #2 Graph
As above, thumbnails are displayed, this time for each column and each group by column value, in Absolute Counts (bar graph) format. As the mouse passes over each thumbnail, the cursor changes to indicate a hyperlink, and the individual graphs can be maximized by clicking on the thumbnail. The Relative Counts (circle graph) are also available, each graph displaying both the column and group by column value. In the picture above, the data selection tab was first used to select all of the data, resulting in the display of page 1 of 2.