Enhanced Interface
Suppress Values
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You can ignore
categories whose values fall into a low range. You can also ignore
categories that either don't apply to the report or that
return zero values. In these situations, you can use one or
both of the following suppression features:
- Zero suppression removes rows or
columns containing all zeros.
- 80/20 suppression removes rows or
columns whose absolute values do not contribute to the top
80% of results. It then summarizes the removed rows or
columns into a single row or column called
"Other."
When you apply 80/20 suppression, the data for the cells is
sorted in descending order and a total is made of the
absolute values. Then the sorted values are added until the
cumulative total is eighty percent of the total. If the last
value added to the cumulative total appears in more than one
cell, all those cells are considered part of the eighty
percent.
The Zero Suppression and
80/20 Suppression buttons remain enabled until you click them
again.
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Steps to Apply Zero Suppression
- On the FedScope toolbar,
click the Zero Suppression
icon.
All rows and columns that contain only zeros are removed,
and FedScope shows "Zero suppression" at the
bottom of the report page.
Steps to Apply 80/20 Suppression
- On the FedScope toolbar,
click the 80/20 Suppression
icon.
FedScope shows the total of values suppressed in an
additional row or column called "Other" and shows
"80/20 suppression" at the bottom of the report
page. If a category labeled "Other" is not shown,
all the categories in the report dimension contribute to
eighty percent of the total.
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