Exception Search Analysis

This type of analysis determines an exceptionality degree for each attribute of each object based on the entire data set. Based on these characteristics, objects can be ranked according to their exceptionality.

NOTE. For method calculation, selected data must contain at least one attribute and three observations, excluding titles. If data source is:
   - Regular report. Title is the first row in the selected range.
   - Workbook. Titles are series names.
   - Express report, dashboard, data table. Titles are column headers.

Select checkboxes of the table columns, which data is analyzed for exceptions:

To select all columns, click the Select All button.
To deselect all columns, click the Deselect All button.

NOTE. The number of input series must be greater than one.

Threshold value is a maximum degree of exceptions contained in the data.

Set the maximum percent of exceptions contained in the data.

If the 0% value is set, there is no threshold value, and all exceptions are highlighted. If the 100% value is set, exceptions are not highlighted. Value set within the range (0; 100) means that exceptions are searched according to the set threshold value. Default value is set to 50%.

To edit the selected attribute, click the Edit button. The Edit Attribute dialog box opens.

NOTE. Exception search attribute editing is available only in the desktop application.

The analysis results can be saved to a file, printed or inserted on the regular report sheet. For details see the Working with Analysis Results section.

The following tabs are displayed for the Exception Search analysis on the Analysis Result page: