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I know this doesn't belong here, but the Statistics section is literally dead, so if someone can help me regardless of where I post my question, it'll be greatly appreciated. I have to create a frequency table for some data, and I was wondering if I needed to make 2 frequency tables or can I include two different data in the same table. For example, say I'm trying to find the frequency of gender and age, would I make 2 frequency tables or 1?
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two frequency tables , since they are different variables
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