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When exporting to Excel with a table of contents, then TOC has 3 columns: a Table name, a link to each table and a caption (e.g., 'Total sample; Unweighted; base n = 800 Multiple comparison correction: False Discovery Rate (FDR) (p = 0.05). Use would like an option to exclude the caption column from the TOC.

Customer wishes to be able to freeze panes in Excel and add a border between spans, for example, but our current table style do not allow this. Any improvements in this area would be appreciated, granted that Q can’t necessarily control a lot of these aspects.

I have a client that uses SPSS and adds the cramer's v statistic to his chi sq test. It should be possible to show the cramer's v in a crosstab in Q.

A user doesn't wish the Table Excel Export to include footers. They would like a single-click option to turn off footers for all tables in one go.

When coding text, a user would like the ability export the code frame to Excel which displays the code categories in columns and the responses coded to those categories populated in each column (see screenshot). User claims this feature existed in a "legacy version of the code frame editor" but I don't recall this functionality ever existing. If it did previous existed, then this request changes to restoring or adding it back into Q.

A customer has asked if it is possible to be able to export to Excel whilst having spans in banners have different colors, see the example attached.

The user wants to define the X-Axis values in price sensitivity meters. For example, they tested values 9.9, 19.9, 29.9, and would like the scale values to reflect this.

It would be beneficial if the tables within a folder could be automatically sorted by significance. Some functions do this automatically, but I would like to apply this to my own tables. This would streamline the process of analyzing data and make it easier to identify the most significant results.

I currently have to manually combine scale measures to get the top 2 box, which is time-consuming. It would be great if there was a simple way to automate this process, e.g., during data setup, allowing me to quickly calculate the top 2 box without manual intervention.

I want to be able to include variables in factor analysis but exclude them from the saved factors if they don't load significantly.