Log in, you will see this:

To look at Cranberry Juice Drinkers: 1) open the folders on the left:

To look at Cranberry Juice Drinkers: 2) Drag the “Cranberry Juice?” folder into “Segment 1”

To look at Cranberry Juice Drinkers: 3) Press the “Refresh” button

To look at Cranberry Juice Drinkers who are 1-3 times a month: 4) Drag the “1 to 3 times a month” label from the histogram into segment 1

To look at Cranberry Juice Drinkers who are 1-3 times a month: 5) Click refresh, your screen will now look like this:

To look at “Cookie” habits for Cranberry Juice Drinkers who are 1-3 times a month: 6) Drag “Cookies?” from the left hand side to the “Visualizer” then click “Refresh”

To look at “Cookie” habits for Cranberry Juice Drinkers who are 1-3 times a month: 7) Your screen will now look like this. You can start over by clicking “Reset”:

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 1) Drag “Smoking Prods Now?” from the left hand side into “Segment1” and click “Refresh”

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 2) Drag “not at all” from the histogram into “Segment1”

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 3) Click the “add” label to create “Segment 2”

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 4) Drag “every day” and “some days” into “Segment 2” and click the “ALL” button on “Segment 2” to toggle its value to “ANY”

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 5) When you click the “Refresh” button your screen will look like this:

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 6) Now drag “Alcohol?” into the “Visualizer” and click “Refresh” (shows that only those who are currently smoking are drinking)

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 7) Now drag “Keyword” into the “Visualizer” and click “Refresh”, uncheck “drop labels” and adjust the size of the oval in the keyword display area.

Let’s look at how smokers correlate with alcohol use 8) Select the “In-Use” alphabetical range of words, and scroll down to “marijuana”. You can see that the majority of the 29 people who indicated this in their free text responses are “not at all” smokers today.