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If you are using weighting to balance your sample, you can apply a weight variable directly in Caplena’s reporting. Once applied, all results displayed in the report will automatically reflect the specified weighting.

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Applying weights to a report

You can apply weights during the report creation process via Advanced settings.
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Go to Reports → Create new report
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Select the template you want to use
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Expand Advanced settings
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Under Select the Weight column, choose the column containing your numeric weights
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Create the report
After the report is created, Caplena automatically incorporates the chosen weights into all displayed metrics and shows a confirmation banner at the top of the report.
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Once a report is created, the weight column cannot be added or changed. If you need a version without weights, create a new report using the same setup but leave the weight column unselected.

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The weight variable must be numerical

Caplena requires the weight column to be numerical. When importing your data, make sure the column is set as a numerical type — this happens automatically if it contains only numerical values.
Additional weighting-related features and improvements may be introduced in future updates.

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How rounding works when weighting is applied

When weighting is applied, each respondent receives a weight value — often a decimal (e.g., 0.7, 1.2, 2.3), which means counts can naturally include decimal numbers. Caplena handles this in two ways: Displayed counts are rounded All counts shown in the UI (charts, tooltips, key figures) are rounded to whole numbers to avoid confusing values like 0.4 or 7.8 respondents. Calculations use full precision Behind the scenes, all analytics use the full precise weighted decimals, including for frequencies, percentages, category and topic totals, correlations, drivers, and significance tests.
Last modified on May 30, 2026