APA 7 reporting

APA 7 tables and results, without the reformatting

OrcStat formats output tables in APA 7 style and drafts the results section, with every number tied to the table it came from. Export to Word and keep editing.

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How it works

From output to a results section in four steps

Run the analysis
From a dialog, syntax or the AI orchestrator. Output tables appear in the Outputs view.
Choose the APA 7 table look
Tables switch to APA 7 style: horizontal rules only, no vertical lines, a numbered "Table n" above an italic title, and Times New Roman in Word.
Let the report writer draft the text
It writes the methods and results paragraphs, for example "F(3, 140) = 125.81, p < .001, η² = .73", with each number tied to the table it came from and checked against it.
Export
Send the report to Word, or to PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, OpenDocument or Markdown. Charts export as PNG or SVG.

Export

Where your report can go

Word (.docx)Editable APA 7 tables and text, ready for a thesis or manuscript

PDFA fixed copy for supervisors, reviewers or an appendix

PowerPoint (.pptx)Tables and charts for a talk or lab meeting

Excel (.xlsx)Table values for further work

HTML and interactive web reportA self-contained report anyone can open in a browser

OpenDocument (.odt) and MarkdownFor LibreOffice and plain-text workflows

Password protectionExported reports can be protected with a password

APA reporting questions

Does it follow APA 7th edition?

Yes. The APA 7 table look follows the 7th edition's table layout, and the drafted results use APA number formatting, such as no leading zero for statistics that can't exceed 1 (p = .03, r = .19).

Can I edit the tables in Word?

Yes. Word exports are real Word tables and text, not images, so you can edit them like the rest of your document.

Does the AI make up the numbers in the text?

No. The engine computes every statistic, and each number in the drafted text is checked against the output table before you see it.