tabulations
/ˌtæbyəˈleɪʃənz/
NOUN
1. Arrangements of data in tabular form
Collections of information or numerical data systematically arranged in tables, rows, or columns for reference and analysis.
1.1. Organized data presentations
Refers to structured presentations of information that divide data into categories, details, or individual entries for easier comparison and examination.
Synonyms
- breakdowns
- itemizations
- enumerations
Examples
- The comprehensive report included detailed tabulations of demographic data.
- In the financial audit, the accountant cross-checked the tabulations to ensure precision.
Related Words
- tables
- classifications
- categorization
- data analysis
- statistics
- summaries
NOUN
2. Counts or recorded totals
Systematic counts or records of collected results, such as votes, survey responses, or performance figures.
2.1. Counting and recording results
Refers to recorded counts or enumerations used to establish the totals and results of an election, survey, or other data-gathering process.
Synonyms
- enumerations
- counts
Examples
- The election results were announced after the swift and accurate tabulations of votes.
Related Words
- vote counts
- tallies
- statistics
- survey results
- recordkeeping