Version 1.3.2 of SOFA Statistics
Release Notes: This release can back up SOFA data, reports, and variable and project details via an extension plug-in.
Other releases
Release Notes: 95% confidence intervals were added to ANOVA and t-tests. You Ccn now sort by category labels in clustered bar charts, line charts, area charts, and box plots. Area charts can be sorted by count/mean/sum. The series and category are now displayed in tooltips e.g. Italy, 20-29 for clustered bar charts, multi-series line charts, and box plots. Statistics output footnotes were improved. Borders on bar-type charts are now optional. Chi square clustered bar charts can cope with higher default limits for number of values. Importing field names with more than 90 characters is now prohibited at the point of import.
Release Notes: This release can back up SOFA data, reports, and variable and project details via an extension plug-in.
Release Notes: Sum was added as an option for charting e.g. a line chart showing total income per month by product. Matplotlib scatterplots now have optimal min and max settings calculated for their x-axis. A footnote was added to Wilcoxon output explaining that different statistics packages may report the test statistic differently. Miscellaneous fixes were made to chart layout including left margin offset. It is now easier to add new variable definition files from within the dialog for choosing them. Recode column labels and help content were modified to reduce confusion about which columns to enter range information into.
Release Notes: This release adds Mode as an option to Row Stats report tables. Line and area charts can show major labels only as an option. Pie charts have option to display count and percent (not just in the tooltips as at present). Histograms use consistent bins when charted by a second variable. Better placement of y-axis title when wide labels. Pie charts keep consistent colors even if sorted by count rather than value or label. Better support for setting up report folders.
Release Notes: Importing from XSLX is now supported. Normality analyses can be included in reports, saved as output, etc. Support for CUBRID databases was added. CUBRID is an open source relational database highly optimized for Web applications.
