A dialogue box then asks whether one wants to copy this information to a report. Reports can hold all the work of one session or can be saved and used to accumulate results from different work sessions. Active reports appear as tabs on a manila folder at the top of the screen along with active spreadsheets, permitting easy access to the various parts of one's work. Statistical tests and graphics are available from the usual pull-down menus in the tools bar. There is no provision for macros to automate the process.
Charts have an uncluttered and pleasing appearance.
They can be easily copied for use in a word processing document. An options dialogue box permits changes to title and label fonts, data markers, and the scale of the axes. The hot linking that is seen in some other software is also not available here. You cannot click on data in a graph and see their cases in the associated spreadsheet. The selection of statistical tests and procedures is comprehensive and includes several that I have not seen elsewhere.