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Analysis Workbooks give you the ability to generate data and results, and to create customized plots and graphs to display these results. Each analysis workbook has dozens of built-in functions, including complete in-cell formula support and cell references. You can automatically link results from different analyses into one analysis workbook. | Analysis Workbooks give you the ability to generate data and results, and to create customized plots and graphs to display these results. Each analysis workbook has dozens of built-in functions, including complete in-cell formula support and cell references. You can automatically link results from different analyses into one analysis workbook. | ||
You may prefer to use this reporting tool if you want to have a spreadsheet-type report that includes absolute references to specific analyses. You may also prefer to use this reporting tool if you will be performing complex mathematical calculations. | You may prefer to use this reporting tool if you want to have a spreadsheet-type report that includes absolute references to specific analyses. You may also prefer to use this reporting tool if you will be performing complex mathematical calculations. | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 15 February 2013
Analysis Workbooks
Analysis Workbooks give you the ability to generate data and results, and to create customized plots and graphs to display these results. Each analysis workbook has dozens of built-in functions, including complete in-cell formula support and cell references. You can automatically link results from different analyses into one analysis workbook.
You may prefer to use this reporting tool if you want to have a spreadsheet-type report that includes absolute references to specific analyses. You may also prefer to use this reporting tool if you will be performing complex mathematical calculations.