tabulate
/ˈtabjʊleɪt
/verb [with object]
Arrange (data) in tabular form: (as adjective tabulated) tabulated results...
- The U.S. Census Bureau did not tabulate separate statistics for Panama, Central and South American nations until 1960.
- All surveys were electronically tabulated and the results were ranked in declining order.
- The seven-person research team is kept busy all year tabulating the results into numerical ratings, city by city.
Synonyms
arrange, order, organize, set out, chart;
systematize, systemize, catalogue, list, sort, index, classify, class, codify, compile, group, range, dispose, file, log, grade, rate
archaic assort
Derivatives
tabulation
/ noun ...- Most tables will include tabulations by some demographic characteristics or by labor force status.
- Moreover, that knowledge must reflect careful observation, recording and tabulation.
- The site offers voter registration, listings, and even vote tabulation for its customers.
Origin
Early 17th century (originally Scots in the sense 'enter on a roll'): in modern use from table + -ate3.