Question
Differentiate between Simple table and complex table with examples.

Answer

Simple and complex tables: The distinction between simple and complex table is based on the number of characteristics studied.
In a simple table only one character is shown. Hence this type of table is also known as one-way table. On the other hand in a complex table two or more characteristics are shown. When two characteristics are shown such a table is known as two-way table or double tabulation.
Example of one way table: Number of employees in state bank according to age group.
Age (in years) No. of employees
Below 25 3
25-35 2
35-45 2
Above 45 3
Example of two-way table: Number of employees of state bank in different age groups according to sex.
Age (in years)
Employees
Total
Males
Females
Below 25
3
2
5
25-35
4
5
9
35-45
5
6
11
Above 45
2
3
5
Total
14
16
30
When three or more characteristics are represented in the same table is called three-way tabulation. As the number of characteristics increases, the tabulation becomes so complicated and confusing.

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