tabulating
/ˈtæbyəˌleɪtɪŋ/
VERB
1. Arranging information in tabular form
Arranging information or data systematically in rows and columns to form a table.
1.1. Organizing data into tables
Refers to arranging numerical or other information in rows and columns to make it easier to compare, analyze, and review.
Synonyms
- arranging
- organizing
- ordering
- sorting
Examples
- The data analyst is currently tabulating the survey responses.
- She spent hours meticulously tabulating the experiment results.
- The software excels at automatically tabulating and organizing financial data.
Related Words
- classifying
- categorizing
- indexing
- systematizing
- data organization
VERB
2. Listing or enumerating information
Setting out information as a list or providing an ordered enumeration of items.
2.1. Listing and enumerating items
Refers to presenting individual items, facts, or details in an organized list or sequence.
Synonyms
- listing
- enumerating
- cataloging
- cataloguing
- indexing
Examples
- The clerk is responsible for tabulating the votes in the upcoming election.
Related Words
VERB
3. Entering information in an official register
Entering names, details, or other information into an official register or roll.
3.1. Official recording and registration
Refers to formally entering names, attendance, votes, or other details into an official record, register, or roll.
Synonyms
- registering
- recording
- entering
- inscribing
Examples
- Before the meeting, he was busy tabulating the attendance records.
Related Words
- enrolling
- filing
- recordkeeping
- roster
- official register
VERB
4. Shaping something with a flat surface
Shaping or making something flat or level.
4.1. Flattening and leveling surfaces
Refers to making a material or surface flat, even, or smooth by removing raised or uneven portions.
Synonyms
Related Words
- surface
- flatness
- evening
- trimming
- shaving