Saving graphs and tables in STATISTICA:

Ó 2003, Right Brain, Ink.

In order to save a table in STATISTICA, it is assumed that you have at least Office 2000 on your system. I don’t think this process works for earlier versions.

First, highlight everything that you want from the table in STATISTICA. The highlighted text will turn blue.

Next, open a Word document and paste in the table (go under Edit). If there’s a long title here, then the table will come out funny, like this.

Effect	Univariate Tests of Significance for Number of chips (Cookies and chips combined - one DV ) Sigma-restricted parameterization Type III decomposition
	SS	Degr. of Freedom	MS	F	p
Intercept	21100.37	1	21100.37	4848.353	0.000000
Machine	424.44	1	424.44	97.525	0.000000
Group	149.06	7	21.29	4.893	0.000023
Machine*Group	62.17	7	8.88	2.041	0.048419
Error	2232.61	513	4.35

So, edit out that long title and the table will get smaller, like this.

Effect
	SS	Degr. of Freedom	MS	F	p
Intercept	21100.37	1	21100.37	4848.353	0.000000
Machine	424.44	1	424.44	97.525	0.000000
Group	149.06	7	21.29	4.893	0.000023
Machine*Group	62.17	7	8.88	2.041	0.048419
Error	2232.61	513	4.35

You might try this with Word 6 – 95, but I just don’t know if it will work. If not, you are doomed to type the table by hand.

One other hint to use in case the Word document won’t format correctly, is to paste the table into and Excel spreadsheet and then copy that into Word.