1. Tools that you can use after the data has been coded copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

2. The Query Tool retrieves data segments by their attached codes using Boolean, proximity and semantic operators. Queries are entered in RPN (Reversed Polish Notation). copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

4. Boolean operators semantic operators proximity operators copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

7. overlaps / is overlapped by within / encloses A proceeds B / B follows A co-occur (all of the above + AND) within / encloses Proceeds / follows within / encloses overlaps / is overlapped by copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

9. Regular codes deliver their quotation references immediately. Query X Super Codes store the queries’ “intention”. Every time you click on a super code, the query is run and the up-to-date result is shown. copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

10. Codes-Primary-Documents-Table Cooccurence Tools copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

11. * Shows the code frequency per code and document * It is advisable to work with PD and code families as filter * Interesting to look at are often the totals for each document group * Click: Codes / Output / Codes-Primary –Documents-Table -> Quotation Count (Excel) copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

12. * It is like a cross-tabluation of codes * Based on a particular research question, use code families as filters before you run the table * The cells show the frequency how often two codes cooccur * The c-coefficient is only useful if you work with a greater numer of cases. You can switch it on and off. * If you click on a cell, the quotation list opens and you can look at the data behind it. * Click: Tools / Cooccurence Tools / Table Explorer copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012

13. * Provides a quick overview where code cooccur * In order to answer a specific question, use a code familiy as filter before you run the tool * If you open the tree further, you see the quotations attached to the coccuring codes. From there you can access the data in context. * Click: Tools / Cooccurence Tools / Tree Explorer copyright Dr. Susanne Friese 2012