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When looking at your project, you can search for, find and isolate areas of the data that you might be interested in. These can then be drag n dropped over to the analysis pane.

Your analysis results are immediate and will always reflect the latest data available in your project.

Get started

1. Drag and drop into analysis drop zone area

The first step is to create or load a project.An Infotools Harmoni Project is a collection of data sources that can be harmonized, designed, analyzed, visualized, and shared with others. Learn more about Projects. Projects are created and accessed through browse.

To begin your investigation, simply "drag and drop" the variables you’re interested in from the Project TreeThe dictionary for the loaded project. into the analysis drop zone area.There are six analysis drop zones: Down, Across, Filter, Measure, Percentage Base and Weight. Learn more about Analysis Drop Zones.

Using the down or across drop zones is the primary form of analysis. From here, other drop zones will become available, this will allow you to dig deeper into your data.

2. Interact with your analysis

You can make changes in your analysis through the select and modify menus as well as directly on your table through various table analysis options.

The selectLearn more about select.   menu will appear as soon as you click on the interactive title. Items can be included/excluded from the analysis by using the select menu and using the drop boxes.

The modifyLearn more about modify.   menu will expand and show relevant options as soon as you interact with the table, for example after selecting a column. Alternatively, you can click on the modify icon in the top menu.

3. Visualise analysis

Infotools Harmoni will automatically offer the best graph type based on the data you are investigating. Creating a graph is as simple as clicking on visualiseLearn more about visualise.   in the menu bar.

Where to from here?

Found insights?  Save your analysis into a story and share your findings.

• Learn more about Stories.
• Learn more about Reporting.
• Learn more about Sharing with Others - Publish.