Tabulate (verb)

1. Arrange in tabular form, present information in a table.
2. to record systematically in a table of data.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from latin tabulat- "made into a table", from the verb tabulare, from tabula "table".

Examples:

1. I tabulated the results of the survey in a spreadsheet.
2. The data was tabulated in a way that made it easy to compare and analyze.
3. The researcher tabulated the data in a table to present the findings to the audience.
4. The data was tabulated and then presented in a graph to show the trend.
5. The scientist tabulated the data in a table to show the correlation between the two variables.