 Cross-tabulation, Mean, Standard Deviation | Calculate the cross-tabulation of the entered table, and also calculate the mean, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation. |
| Calculating Standardized Scores | Calculates the standard score table for each column and the total column in the entered table. |
| Mean (Arithmetic, Geometric, and Harmonic) | Calculates various averages (arithmetic, geometric, and harmonic) for the entered table, as well as the median, minimum, and maximum values. |
| Range, Mean, and Sum | Calculates the minimum, maximum, range, average, and sum of the entered table data. |
| Mean and Standard Deviation of a Frequency Distribution | Calculates the mean, variance, and standard deviation of the frequency distribution table you entered. |
| Significance test | We test whether there is a significant difference between the sample data and the population. |
| Pareto chart | After sorting the input data, calculate the cumulative totals and cumulative percentages, and display a Pareto chart. |
| Sorting the table | Sorts the table based on the specified column. You can also specify a total column. |
| Table column operations | Calculates column operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) on the entered table data. |
| Functional Operations on Tables (Single Variable) | Calculates the function of a specified single variable across the entire table of entered data. |
| Functional Operations in Tables (Two Variables) | Calculates the function of the two specified variables across the entire table of entered data. |
| Functional Operations in Tables (3 Variables) | Calculates the functions of the three specified variables across the entire table of entered data. |
| Table 2: Algebraic Operations (Two Variables) | Calculates the two specified functions (two variables) across the entire table of entered data. |
| Table 3: Functional Operations (3 Variables) | Calculate the three specified functions (three variables) across the entire table of entered data. |
| Number of seats won using the D'Hondt method | We will calculate the number of seats won using the D'Hondt method. |
| Plotting a Box-and-Whisker Plot | This chart plots a box-and-whisker plot based on TV ratings data. |
| Plotting Box-and-Whisker Plots (from Raw Data) | Calculate the maximum, third quartile (75%), median (50%), first quartile (25%), minimum, mean, and sum. |
| Drawing a Pie Chart | I will create a pie chart based on the weather forecast. |
| Plotting a Line Chart | Plot branch sales using a line graph. |
| Plotting Bar Charts | I will plot the population trends for certain areas in the Tokyo metropolitan area using bar charts. |
| Plotting a Scatter Plot | I will create a scatter plot based on coffee and ice cream sales by temperature. |
| Plotting a histogram | Create a histogram graph. |
| Drawing a Number Line | Represent the number line as a graph. |
| Vector addition | I will draw the sum of vectors. |
| Laspeyres-Pasche-Fisher Index | Calculate the Laspeyres index, the Paasche index, and the Fisher index. |
| Calculation of Lost Wages | We will calculate lost profits using the Leibniz method and the Hoffman method.
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| Leibniz coefficients and Hoffman coefficients | We will derive the present value tables and annuity present value tables for the Leibniz and Hoffman factors. |
| Process Capability Index (Cp, Cpk) | Calculate the process capability indices Cp and Cpk. |
Data Analysis