Why analysts choose Statistico
Instead of overwriting formulas or copying columns by hand, Statistico builds a preparation recipe you can preview, reorder, and apply to a new worksheet.
From messy columns to an analysis-ready sheet — this is Interactive Statistical Computing, not a one-off Excel edit.
What the module provides
From selected range to a prepared worksheet
Each operation is previewed and stacked in a recipe — the source sheet is never overwritten.
Prepare, preview, then write a new sheet
Configure operations on the selected range, inspect the preview, and keep the original worksheet intact.
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Pick an operation, choose columns, and stack steps into a recipe you can reorder or disable.
- Recode, compute, reverse-score, and composite scores
- Filter cases and drop variables
- Reshape wide tables to long
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See the prepared table before writing it, including which rows and columns will change.
- Inspect the result of the current recipe
- Turn steps on or off without starting over
- Write a new Prepared_Data worksheet when ready
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Scan the selected range for missing values, mixed types, and duplicate cases before analysis.
- Missing-value codes you can define
- Duplicate flags without deleting source rows
- A check before you recode or filter
Steps stay inspectable, not buried in Excel edits
Stack recode, compute, filter, and reshape operations. Disable or reorder a step and preview again before writing the new sheet.
The original worksheet is never overwritten
Pick the Excel range in the input panel, or load the built-in survey sample. The recipe writes a new Prepared_Data worksheet and leaves the source range intact.
Built for analysts who already know the method
Excel remains the working data environment.
Recipes stay inspectable, never a hidden sequence of Excel edits.
Preparation supports the analysis rather than replacing data judgment.