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§2 Data Entry
0-1 Transformation. This function is available only for Binary data. It switches all 0s
to 1 and all 1s to 0.
Add. There are two choices under Add: add Row or add Column. Each automatically
adds a new row or column after the last one, respectively, in the bottom or to the right
of the current grid.
Insert. There are two choices under Insert: insert Row and insert Column. In order to
insert new column (row) to the left (above) a target column (row), click in any cell of
the target column (row) and choose the Column (Row) option under Insert. A new
column (row) will be inserted to the left (above) the marked column (row).
Delete. There are two choices under Delete: delete Row and delete Column. In order
to delete a target column (row), click in any cell of the column (row) and choose the
Column (Row) option under Delete. The marked column (row) will be deleted.
Rename. There are two choices under Rename: rename Row and rename Column.
Once choosing the Column (Row) option, the Rename window will be opened
displaying the List of Columns (Rows) of the original data and their names in the
current order (Fig. 2.8). The name of each column (row) can be modified. Click OK in
order to fix the changes.
Figure 2.8: Rename window. Names of the 16 rows of original data (Fig. 2.7a) are displayed. The
current row names Row1, Row2, Row3 etc can be changed.
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