Cross tables are used to summarize large amounts of data, and then present the result in a structured table format.

The cross table is a grid of cells defined by a Vertical axis and a Horizontal axis. On these axes, data columns are specified to organize the data.

The actual contents of the table cells are aggregated values, for example, sums or averages of the data, defined by the intersection of the two axes. What data you want to aggregate is selected in another axis, the Cell values axis.