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  • PDFs SimplyAnalytics Reference Guide A 3-page document designed to get new users up and running as quickly as possible. SimplyAnalytics Canada Tutorial An Introduction to SimplyAnalytics. Covers setting up an account, creating a map, filtering, creating point variables, producing reports, and exporting. SimplyAnalytics Canada FAQ Demonstrates how to answer research questions using a step-by-step format. Covers getting started, geographic areas, types of reports, and provide examples in a series of common searches: How can I find a list of businesses where I might be interested in applying? How can I
  • Below is a list of report types to help you choose the right report for your research. Note: These can all be exported in various formats. Map A visual reference depicting mapped data variables like household income across a city. You can also overlay business points on top. Maps can be exported as high-resolution images. Comparison Table Add any locations (provinces, census metro areas, census tracts, etc.) and any variables to compare the data across each. For example, compare spending data for your home census tract to the metro area or province. Ranking Analyze data for smaller geographic units
  • A glossary of geographic units used in Simply Analytics.