Volume
38
Issue
1
Abstract
When used in conjunction with statistical analysis, tables and graphs facilitate value comparisons, help discern trends, and indicate the magnitude or lack of differences between and/or among test variables. Supertables overcome the need for many small tables and/or graphs and presents many comparisons in common, easily understood dimensions. Supertables offer easily comprehensible, bite-sized information to the intended audience without overwhelming them. Used alone, it minimizes the introduction of extraneous data and redundant statistics into any project report or summary. This paper demonstrates the design and construction of a supertable for a typical Extension survey.
Recommended Citation
Santos, J. A., & Higginbotham, B. (2000). Keep It Simple... Use A Supertable. The Journal of Extension, 38(1), Article 17. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol38/iss1/17
