Quick Tables

Quick Tables allow you to produce analytic tables by choosing from among pre-selected high-interest variables available in drop-down menus. The software is powered by Survey Documentation and Analysis (SDA), which was developed by the Computer-assisted Survey Methods Program (CSM) at the University of California, Berkeley.

How to Use Quick Tables

For a step-by-step example of how to use Quick Tables, see the Office of Applied Studies, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) report titled: Introducing Quick Tables.

Quick Tables are currently available for the following studies:

Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS)

• TEDS, 1992-2005 (Concatenated)
• TEDS, 2005
• TEDS, 2004
• TEDS, 2003
• TEDS, 2002
• TEDS, 2001
• TEDS, 2000
• TEDS, 1999
• TEDS, 1998
• TEDS, 1997
• TEDS, 1996
• TEDS, 1995
• TEDS, 1994
• TEDS, 1993
• TEDS, 1992

National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH)

• NSDUH, 2006 (Drug Use: Entire Sample)
• NSDUH, 2006 (Drug Use: 12-17 year olds)
• NSDUH, 2005 (Drug Use: Entire Sample)
• NSDUH, 2005 (Drug Use: 12-17 year olds)
• NSDUH, 2004 (Drug Use: Entire Sample)
• NSDUH, 2004 (Drug Use: 12-17 year olds)
• NSDUH, 2003 (Drug Use: Entire Sample)
• NSDUH, 2003 (Drug Use: 12-17 year olds)
• NSDUH, 2002 (Drug Use: Entire Sample)
• NSDUH, 2002 (Drug Use: 12-17 year olds)
• NSDUH, 2001 (Drug Use: Entire Sample)
• NSDUH, 2001 (Drug Use: 12-17 year olds)