Crosstab Maker
Crosstab Maker for CSV and XLSX Files
Create cross-tabulation tables from spreadsheet data, inspect row and column percentages, and export publication-ready crosstabs without building formulas by hand.
Published by crosstabs.com · Named statistical review pending · Last updated
Open your data file
CSV or XLSX. Files are parsed in the browser before the workspace opens.
Or try a realistic sample
What this is useful for
- Build survey crosstabs from raw response data.
- Compare categorical outcomes across regions, segments, cohorts, or product groups.
- Find over- and under-represented cells with adjusted residuals.
- Create batch crosstabs for recurring research reports.
Workflow
01
Upload CSV or XLSX
Open a spreadsheet or start from a sample dataset. The file is parsed in the browser.
02
Choose variables
Assign row and column variables, then add filters, missing-value handling, recodes, or a supported saved survey design.
03
Export the result
Review counts, percentages, statistics, and charts, then export the result or create an aggregate snapshot link for review and citation.
What makes a good crosstab maker?
A useful crosstab maker should do more than count rows. Analysts need row percentages, column percentages, totals, significance flags, and a clear way to export the result. Crosstabs is built around that workflow: open a file, pick variables, inspect the table, then export the analysis.
The workspace also supports filters, preserved numeric weight candidates, supported saved survey designs, missing-value handling, grouped variables, top/bottom-box recodes, chart modes, and batch crosstab exports. That makes it practical for survey research, product analysis, and market research tasks where repeated tables matter.
Local-first table calculation
Uploaded spreadsheet files are parsed in the browser for crosstab calculation. Interpretation and export workflows stay local to the deterministic workspace.
FAQ
Can I make a crosstab from an Excel file?
Yes. Crosstabs accepts CSV, TSV, TXT, and XLSX files and opens them into a browser-based workspace.
Does it show row and column percentages?
Yes. You can toggle counts, row percentages, column percentages, total percentages, and significance flags.
Can I export the crosstab?
Yes. The app exports CSV, XLSX, PDF, clipboard CSV, and batch report packs.