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User asks, “I’ve had a request for some tables in Q and they sum up to creating over 500 in all, but a big reason for that is that a table for each variable with a mean including 0 and a table with a mean excluding 0 is needed. I just thought I’d quickly check if there is a way of including both these values in the same table just to half the workload really, and stop human error of sifting through so many tables for the correct data.” The request is to allow for an average statistic that excludes 0 so it can be shown in the same table as the one that includes it.

I would like the custom rule 'Show Only the Bottom Rows' to dynamically exclude the top rows based on a specified number. Instead of entering the number of bottom rows to display, I want to input the number of top rows to remove. This adjustment is necessary because when displaying product results with varying numbers of flavors, the current setup doesn't show all flavors if the total exceeds 40. This feature would ensure all remaining flavors are displayed after excluding the top specified rows.

I need to merge the header (span of question) with the options under it for the banners in Excel exports. This would ensure that the data exports have only one column header instead of two, making it easier to understand the headings. Currently, unchecking 'Add column spans of question names' removes the header but makes it hard to understand the headings below. I am looking for a solution that allows both the question name and options to be in the same row in the export.

I need the ability to add two different base sizes to a table. Specifically, I want one base size to represent the total sample, which is the exact count of data regardless of the question (a naïve total), and another base size to show the base based on responses to a specific question. This feature would greatly enhance the flexibility and accuracy of data representation in tables.

We want to hide the percentage values from the table after the index is calculated using a Rule. Currently, when we try to hide the percentage, the index values become incorrect. It would be beneficial to have a feature that allows us to hide the percentage without affecting the index calculation.

I would like to add computed columns from the rules library, but currently, to do so, I have to make complicated modifications to rules. It should be possible to add these columns in a location I specify, including below/inside spans.

I would like to display the average values at the banner level for categories. We can currently only do this with the sample count for each column using a rule, but it should be possible to do it for any statistic.

The user would like to increase the number of decimal places for Statistics - Below , for example, Std Err but keep the values in the table at 0 decimal places. Currently changing decimal places is applied to the whole table.

The customer would like to be able to show both the weighted and unweighted percentages in a table.

When you copy a banner and make modifications to questions within the copy, the same changes will apply to the original banner. There are situations, however, where you want to copy the banner with some changes without having to recreate the entire banner from scratch. The request here is to allow users to be able to copy a banner without the changes flowing through to both.