Click the column marker to select the entire column. Click this box to select all the cells in the table.
a. Click this box to select all the cells in the crosstab.
To select a single axis item, click the axis item. The item is highlighted. Figure 2–13 Select a Single Axis Item Key to Figure 2–13 :a. Click an axis item to select it.
To select all the items at one level on an axis, click an axis item marker. These markers are either horizontal or vertical depending on the axis where the item is located. See Section 2.3.1, About the Axis Item Markers for more about item markers. Figure 2–14 Axis Item Markers Key to Figure 2–14 :a. On the top axis or side axis of a crosstabs the markers are horizontal or vertical.
b. On the page axis the markers are at the left side of the heading.
What You See on the Screen 2-9 Figure 2–15 Select All Items at One Level on an Axis Key to Figure 2–15 :a. Click an axis marker to select all the items at that level on the axis.
In this sample, clicking this marker selects all the City names on the Left Axis but not the Region names because they are at a different level on the axis. b. To select the Region names you would click this marker.2.3.1 About the Axis Item Markers
An axis item marker pertains to one level of data on the axis. For example, Region is at a higher level than Cities because the Regions contain the Cities. When you click an axis item marker it selects all the items at that level. Tables and crosstabs can have several axis item markers. Items on the side axis have their axis markers at the top of the axis. Items on the top axis or page axis have their markers to the left of the item. The number of markers on a crosstab indicates how many levels of items in the axes which is another way of saying how many “dimensions” of data the crosstabs displays. Figure 2–16 Axis Item Marker Examples Key to Figure 2–16 : Note: The axis markers, row markers, column markers, and other similar elements on the screen are only for your work on the screen. Those elements do not appear when you print a table or crosstab report. Use the Print Preview command to see what a table or crosstab will look like when printed.Parts
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» The Calendar Date Year Item is dragged from the top axis to the left axis. The Page Items axis.
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» Note that a selection box has been added on the side axis for the City data item.
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