Data
v0025_demo_regiondeu#3.
Impact of rows, columns, and filter parameter combinations on the result:
- only rows provided: “frequency table” (like “Internet provider“, rows are Telekom, Vodafone, …, there is a single column that contains how many respondents picked the respective answer)
- rows and columns provided: compute a “cross table” such as (“Internet provider by generation”, rows are Telekom, Vodafone, … columns are Baby Boomer, Gen X, … cells contain values like “what percentage of Gen X uses Vodafone”)
- rows and filters provided: the same as “frequency table” but restricted to only the group of respondents that matches the filter
- rows, columns, and filters provided: cross table but restricted to the group of respondents that matches the filter
Filters
Filters are a comma-separated list of answer IDs. Filters on different questions are AND, filters on the same question are OR. Example:v0013g_demo_generation#4,v0025_demo_regiondeu#3,v0025_demo_regiondeu#6
Interpretation: Gen Z AND (living in Hamburg OR living in Berlin)Authorizations
Query Parameters
The question or answer ID from a survey to select data for the crosstable.
The question or answer ID from a survey to select data for the crosstable.
Comma-separated list of answer IDs. Enables filtering respondents by target group.
Single, 3 letter, ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code, such as 'USA' or 'GBR', to target a specific country.
3Survey year as 4 digit value, default: current year
x >= 1900Response
The request has succeeded.
A composit ID for this cross-table
What is the data about.
A short summary of what the data shows.
A more comprehensive text, explaining the most important facts about the data.
The website address (URL) where you can see the full content off the survey.
The year when data was compiled. Format: YYYY.
List of sources, from which was the data derived.
Short description to help LLMs interpret the data.
The countries the data is covering.
Descriptions and the actual numeric data of the cross-table.