T1
Baseline and descriptive tables
Generate Table 1, Table 1a and Table 1b packages with saved category order and descriptive write-ups.
Publication-ready results dashboard
Publication Dashboard for research tables, write-ups and figures
DataStatPro Publication Dashboard helps researchers assemble APA-style statistical tables, generated interpretations, regression summaries, effect-size tables, post-hoc tests and publication figures in one reproducible manuscript workspace linked to the study data.
Short answer: Use DataStatPro Publication Dashboard when you need one organized, reproducible results section instead of separate exports. Design the dashboard once, attach it to your data, and regenerate the tables, write-ups and figures when the dataset is updated.
Best for manuscripts, dissertations, theses, clinical reports, applied research papers and consulting deliverables.
What can you build in the Publication Dashboard?
The dashboard is designed for complete manuscript result packages, not isolated statistics. Each artifact stores the variables, options and display settings needed to regenerate the result from the attached dataset.
T2
Group comparison tables
Create Table 2 and Table 2a artifacts for categorical and numerical comparisons with p-values and interpretations.
β
Regression and effect tables
Add linear, logistic and Cox regression tables, comparative regression models and standardized mean difference tables.
Fig
Publication figures
Add publication plot artifacts with objective-driven variants, themes, typography, p-values, confidence intervals and saved annotations.
Reproducible research advantage
Design once. Attach data. Update the whole analysis when data change.
A publication dashboard is more than a static report. It stores the analytical design: selected variables, methods, category ordering, plot variants, labels, themes and write-up settings. When the dataset is corrected, expanded or replaced with an updated version, the dashboard can regenerate the manuscript package from the same saved design.
- Keep the dashboard design separate from the current data values.
- Attach tables and figures to dataset variables instead of screenshots.
- Re-run Table 1, Table 2, regression, SMD, post-hoc and plot artifacts after data updates.
- Reduce manual copy-paste errors during manuscript revision.
- Make collaborator review easier with share snapshots created from regenerated outputs.
Why use a publication dashboard instead of separate exports?
A manuscript results section often needs several linked outputs. The dashboard keeps those outputs together, ordered, editable and exportable.
| Research reporting task | Separate table tools | DataStatPro Publication Dashboard |
|---|---|---|
| Organize full results section | Manual copy-paste across many pages | One ordered dashboard containing tables, figures and interpretations |
| Preserve category order | May need repeated manual formatting | Saved artifact configuration preserves category and display choices |
| Collaborator review | Usually screenshots or raw files | Read-only share snapshot with generated results and figures |
| Manuscript export | Export each output separately | Export ordered tables, write-ups and figures to Word |
| Revision after data updates | Repeat table creation manually | Regenerate artifacts from saved request and display settings |
| Reproducible research workflow | Analysis choices may be scattered across files, screenshots and notes | Dashboard design, variables, methods, ordering and display settings stay attached to the data |
Publication Dashboard workflow
Use the dashboard as the bridge between statistical analysis and manuscript drafting.
Attach the dataset
Choose the study dataset that contains outcomes, predictors, grouping variables, categories and time/event variables. The dashboard stores artifact settings against these variables.
Add table and plot artifacts
Pick the table or figure type, map variables, choose methods and review the generated output.
Customize the manuscript view
Reorder artifacts, adjust category ordering, edit plot labels, choose publication themes and preserve display settings.
Save, share or export
Save the dashboard to the cloud, create a read-only snapshot link or export a manuscript-oriented Word document. Reopen it later to regenerate outputs after data updates.
Included manuscript artifacts
The current dashboard focuses on the publication-ready outputs most often needed in applied research, clinical studies, dissertations and statistical consulting reports.
- Table 1, Table 1a and Table 1b descriptive packages
- Table 2 and Table 2a comparison packages
- Table 3 correlation matrix with optional descriptives and significance markers
- Regression tables for linear, logistic and Cox models
- Comparative regression tables for unadjusted and adjusted models
- Standardized mean difference and post-hoc test tables
- Publication plot artifacts with saved display customization
Publication Dashboard FAQ
Direct answers for researchers comparing publication reporting workflows.
What is the DataStatPro Publication Dashboard?
The DataStatPro Publication Dashboard is a manuscript reporting workspace that combines publication-ready statistical tables, APA-style interpretations and objective-driven statistical figures in one saved dashboard. It is designed for research papers, theses, dissertations, clinical reports and applied analysis reports.
Can the Publication Dashboard generate APA-style table write-ups?
Yes. Publication Dashboard table artifacts include generated APA-style interpretations alongside the rendered table. The dashboard treats each table and write-up as one combined manuscript artifact so the live view, share snapshot and Word export stay consistent.
Which publication-ready tables are supported?
Supported table artifacts include Table 1, Table 1a, Table 1b, Table 2, Table 2a, Table 3 correlation matrices, regression tables, comparative regression tables, standardized mean difference tables and post-hoc test tables.
Can I add statistical figures to the Publication Dashboard?
Yes. The dashboard supports objective-driven publication plot artifacts, including distribution plots, independent group comparisons, paired comparisons, repeated conditions, continuous association plots, correlation matrices, categorical association plots and regression-effect forest plots.
Does the Publication Dashboard export to Word?
Yes. The dashboard can export the ordered manuscript package to Word, including publication tables, generated write-ups and rendered figure artifacts when the SVG figure is available in the dashboard.
Can I share a Publication Dashboard with collaborators?
Yes. Saved dashboards can generate read-only share snapshots. A snapshot contains the generated table rows, write-ups, figure specifications and display settings, so collaborators can view the results without needing the original working dataset.
How does the Publication Dashboard support reproducible research?
The Publication Dashboard supports reproducible research by storing the dashboard design, selected variables, methods, category ordering and figure display settings as reusable artifact configurations attached to a dataset. When the dataset is updated, the dashboard can regenerate the tables, write-ups and figures from the saved settings instead of requiring manual recreation.
Build a manuscript-ready dashboard
Combine statistical tables, APA-style interpretations and publication figures in one saved workspace. Attach the dashboard to your data, regenerate the analysis when data change, then share or export the complete results package.