
Beginning with RADAR 99, released on December 16, 2008, RADAR users
will be able to select from 98 dayparts, double the number available
in the past.
New expanded dayparts include:
This screen shot from Targets shows the time ranges now available for Mon-Fri.
Prior studies will provide data for only those dayparts available in those studies.
SCAN and Scan-One have been enhanced with new Daypart report layouts to display all 98 dayparts. The Scan Duplication Analysis report also provides additional dayparts (increased from eight to 20) for your specifications.
For easier Networks and Dayparts selections that combine to form Parts in both PARTS and SOS, the screens used to Add, Revise or Insert Parts have been updated.
Tips: Be sure to click the Day and Time options
on the right side, then Add.
Next, after selecting Number of Units or GRPS, click Add on the left side to add the Part.
Click Hold to select the same dayparts for more than one network.
Absolutely!
Just click the first network you'd like to select, then press the Shift key while double-clicking on the last network in the group. All the networks in the group will then appear in the Selected box.
If you'd like to select various networks that are not next to each other, just hold down the Control key as you click on each network—you'll see that the networks stay highlighted. When you reach the last network, just double-click in addition to pressing the Control key. The selected networks will then appear in the Selected box.
The “##” symbol
following the Market Name in the PARTS Market-by-Market Analysis report indicates
that the audience estimates may be based on a combination of PPM and Diary
respondents.
Tips: Click on the second button on the bottom row to Export the data to a .csv file for reading in Excel.
Click on the last button (which resembles a magnifying glass with a plus) to open all markets to see Network Details in each market.
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To read our past RADAR Tips, go to: www.arbitron.com/
national_radio/RADARtips.htm