From Lists To Matrix 

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This tool arranges lists of data in a matrix ready to be imported in an electronic sheet.

Insert your data in the textarea (see Help below):

without multiplicity with multiplicity

 Input separator character:         Output separator character:    

Transposed matrix

   


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without multiplicity with multiplicity
 
 Input separator character:          Output separator character:      

Transposed matrix

  

It interprets the words following '>' as the labels of a cluster and writes them as the first raw of the output matrix.
It reads the names of each clusters and writes them, without multiplicity, as the first column of the output matrix.
The option one (without multiplicity) makes it annotates only the presence (1) or the absence (0) of an object.
For example,

if the input data were:
→
the output data will be:


>Head1
apple
cherry
cherry
peach
pear
strawberry

>Head2
apple
banana
pear

>Head3
peach
pear
strawberry

 ;Head1;Head2;Head3
apple; 1;1;0
banana; 0;1;0
cherry; 1;0;0
peach; 1;0;1
pear; 1;1;1
strawberry;1;0;1

The option two (with multiplicity) makes it annotates also the occurrence referred to each name.
You can choose the separator character between the name and its occurrence.
For example, 

if the input data were:
→
the output data will be:


>Head1
apple;2
cherry;3
cherry;1
peach;
pear;9
strawberry;4

>Head2
apple;8
banana;2
pear;6

>Head3
peach;4
pear;5
strawberry;6

 ;Head1;Head2;Head3
apple; 2;8;0
banana; 0;2;0
cherry; 4;0;0
peach; 0;0;4
pear; 9;6;5
strawberry;4;0;6

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