TABD <table>,C,L deletes classifier C. In a frequency table the elements of the modified table are the marginal sums of C-classification; In this case TABD means collapsing over classifier C and the results is an (n-1)-dimensional table. In a data table the C-classification will be changed to N-classifi- cation where the C-class names are replaced by indices 1,2,... The modified table is still n-dimensional and has the old structure and contents; only the name C is replaced by N. If TABD is applied to a data table which already includes an N-classi- fication, the C-classification will be united to the N-classification and now the dimension of the table decreases by 1 but the number of elements remains the same. T = More information on TAB operations