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It is difficult to visualize exactly what you want. &nbsp;Can you give some examples of these drop down box lists, the options on them, and what data you have to display? &nbsp;Be as specific as possible.
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Shoot, do it like the newsies do, with one row per question and one column for each possible answer to the question, like this:<br />
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Ethinicity:noneHispanic or LatinoNot Hispanic or Latino<br />
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Percentage10%30%60%<br />
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Then do one table for each question, as one big table containing everything would then give you problems where two questions have different numbers of possible answers.<br />
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Let me know if you need more suggestions.
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I think that probably is a good idea, but what about the 50 states and the drop downs that have 20 or so options? Do you think having that go across the page like that will be a bad idea? I just can't really think of another way of doing it.
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cpkilekofp,<br />
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I really appreciate the help! I never thought about breaking them up. That's really helpful! Thanks again!
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Hi,<br />
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I need to produce a report for a survey application that I have. It has been requested that the results be displayed as percentages. The problem is that there are a lot of drop downs with tons of options. For instance, a state drop down box as well as several others that have at least 20 options. I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts or examples of how I could display something like that without it looking horrible. The only way I can think of would require a lot of horizontal scrolling......basically list every option and the percentage below that. If anyone has any thoughts or suggestions I would really appreciate it because frankly I'm lost on how to make this look decent. Thanks!
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Hi,

I need to produce a report for a survey application that I have. It has been requested that the results be displayed as percentages. The problem is that there are a lot of drop downs with tons of options. For instance, a state drop down box as well as several others that have at least 20 options. I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts or examples of how I could display something like that without it looking horrible. The only way I can think of would require a lot of horizontal scrolling......basically list every option and the percentage below that. If anyone has any thoughts or suggestions I would really appreciate it because frankly I'm lost on how to make this look decent. Thanks!

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