N-Way Frequency Analysis of Categorical Data

This method allows generating n-way frequency output reports with 2D-data-slices representing levels of two or more grouping variables.

The worksheet layout illustrated in image (c), below, is an example of the required data layout for using this method.
For a 2-way analysis, two categorical data columns are required; for an n-way analysis, three or more categorical data columns are required.

NOTE: The number of n-way tables (2-D slices) that will be generated depends on (i) the number of categorical variables you select, and (ii) the number of levels in each of the 3^rd, 4^th,..., n^th selected variables.
If the output results include more tables that can be displayed on a single viewer page, Aabel will automatically create new pages as needed.

Example:

In the image below, (a) and (b) show frequency tables for levels of three categorical variables; (c) is a screenshot from a fraction of the corresponding source worksheet displaying the data layout. Note that each generated mean table includes all levels of the 1^st and 2^nd variables, but represents only one level of the 3^rd variable.
If only two variables were included in the analysis, a single 2-way table would have been generated. With five categorical variables, if the last three each had 10 levels, you are asking Aabel to generate 10*10*10 = 1000 tables!