Answer: DATA
DATA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 361 times.
Referring Clues:
- Figures
- Grist for processors
- Chart fillers
- Facts and figures
- Contents of some banks
- Spreadsheet numbers
- Stuff to be crunched
- Figures in tables
- Info
- Numbers to crunch
- Facts
- Information
- Raw material?
- Spreadsheet filler
- Bank contents
- Disk contents
- Computer fodder
- Holdings of some banks
- Spreadsheet fill
- Spreadsheet figures
- Computer info
- Food for thought?
- Experimental figures
- Experiment's yield
- It's sometimes mined
- Polling results, e.g.
- Flash drive filler
- What pollsters need
- What's spread on a spreadsheet
- Spreadsheet contents
- It may be mined
- Almanac contents
- Android on the Enterprise
- Floppy filler
- Bank deposit?
- Charted information
- Contents of some bases
- Computer cookie, e.g.
- Base lines?
- Statistics
- Raw facts
- Hard disk contents
- Spreadsheet input
- Apple cookie, e.g.
- Computer input
- Statistical components
- Spreadsheet material
- Just the facts, one hopes
- Floppy disk contents
- Spreadsheet entries
- Brett Spiner character
- Spreadsheet stuff
- Info for decision makers
- Input
- Numbers, maybe
- What a supercomputer crunches
- It may be lost in a crash
- Entered material
- Statistician's input
- Input for computers
- Crunched numbers
- Raw material, of sorts
- Excel input
- Android in "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
- Brent Spiner role
- Backup contents
- It's put in banks
- Android who reported to Captain Picard
- Input info
- Fodder for a number cruncher
- Oft-encrypted stuff
- Info to input
- Info to crunch
- Base material?
- Statistician's fodder
- It may need to be crunched
- It may be raw
- It often requires processing
- Spreadsheet content
- Numerical info
- Office collection
- Statistical info
- Body of information
- Something to crunch
- Numerical information
- Processing fodder
- Disk-drive filler
- ''Raw'' material
- Things to crunch
- Flash-drive filler
- Keyboarded info
- Disk filler
- Bits of info
- Lab-finding details
- Statistician's numbers
- Computer feed
- Raw information
- Scientists' info
- "Star Trek" android
- What a computer crunches
- Scientist's notes
- Just the facts?
- Statistical information
- Grist for some processors
- ''Star Trek'' android
- Processed units
- Mainframe input
- Analyst's need
- Input or output stuff
- Kind of bank
- Facts and figures, e.g.
- Body of facts
- Material for tables
- File fillers
- Research results
- Numbers for crunching
- They're often raw
- Feed for computers
- Numbers for crunching, e.g.
- Kind of base
- They're sometimes raw
- Research findings
- Floppy contents
- Mainframe fodder
- Raw info
- Spreadsheet numbers, e.g.
- Almanac fill
- Grist for some computers
- Some bank holdings
- It may fed into an Apple
- Analysis candidates
- Input for a computer program
- Appendices with some studies
- It's entered and processed
- Certain analyst's input
- It may be classified
- It may be raw or processed
- Table material
- Laptop fare
- Collection of information
- Sports page info, e.g.
- Statistical input
- See 26-Across
- It may be described in gigs
- Bank deposits?
- Statistics, facts and such
- Numbers for crunshing
- Number cruncher's need
- Statistical fodder
- Quantities of dope?
- "Raw" material
- Researcher's collection
- Research output
- Excel fodder
- Hard stuff that often gets crunched
- It's crunched
- Experiment's output
- Experiments output
- Facts & figures
- Numbers to be crunched
- Survey findings
- Statistician's collection
- Crunching candidates
- Numbers, e.g.
- Number-crunching material
- Number-crunching material
- Fax
- Raw numbers
- Poll numbers
- It can be raw
- Brent Spiner's 'Star Trek' role
- Input, often
- Crunched thing
- Raw ___
- Flash-drive contents
- Spread-sheet fill
- Stats
- Processed material
- PC fodder
- It's often analyzed
- Pollster's need
- Entered information
- Something to back up
- Lab details
- Associate of Captain Picard
- It's often raw
- Backup-disc contents
- Computer contents
- Kind of bank or base
- Much input
- Pollster's compilation
- Statistics, e.g.
- Target of some mining
- Hard drive accumulation
- Minable material
- Spreadsheet entries, e.g.
- Stats, e.g.
- It's saved in bits
- Apple food?
- Census gathering
- Flash drive contents
- Facts and figures and such
- Table material?
- Statistics and such
- Black box contents
- It's spread through spreadsheets
- USS Enterprise android
- It can be mined or crunched
- Some Dropbox contents
- Spreadsheet makeup
- Computer fare
- Drive contents
- Crunched stuff
- ___ mining
- Census info, e.g.
- Table filler
- Info accumulation
- Computer "food"
- Market research information
- Number crunchers' numbers
- Polling figures, e.g.
- Admitted facts
- Spreadsheet fodder
- Computer output
- Computer's input
- Computer information
- Grist for a statistician
- It maybe raw
- It may be raw or crunched
- Contents of some tables
- Crunched material
- Computer output, perhaps
- Computer input or output
- Research material
- It may be crunched
- Figures to be crunched
- Stats and stuff
- Figures to be processed
- ___ plan (wireless user's subscription)
- It's fed to computers
- Percentages and such
- Mining material?
- Cloud composition
- Spreadsheet info
- Spock's successor
- Word before base
- Base contents?
- Statistical collection
- Dossier's content
- Number cruncher's raw material
- Subject of a cellphone cap
- Tablet input
- Mining target
- Crunched stuff for computers
- It may be stored on the cloud
- Factual info
- Factual information
- FiveThirtyEight fodder
- Experimenter's collection
- ___ point
- Hacker's theft
- Almanac info
- Numbers to crunch, e.g.
- Stuff for a statistician
- Statistician's need
- Usable info
- Computer hacker's booty
- Facts for computers
- Figures on a spreadsheet
- Research report info
- Base information?
- ___ roaming (smartphone setting)
- Raw research
- Common input
- Stuff fed to a PC
- Crunched figures
- Poll gathering
- Stuff to crunch
- Table figures
- Big ___
- Organized numbers
- Stuff to collect and crunch
- Pollster's collection
- Analyst's numbers
- Analytics fodder
- Pie chart inputs
- What some tables are made of
- *Part of a scatter diagram
- Help in supporting (or refuting) a hunch
- Smartphone plan component
- It may be roaming overseas
- Facts in files
- Contents of spreadsheets
- Almanac fodder
- Word before "entry" or "point"
- Figures to analyze
- Analysts' fodder
- What your phone uses up when you're not on Wi-Fi
- ___ plan
- Plot points?
- 80-Down android
- Figure in cellphone plans
- ___ entry
- Just the facts
- Material for modern "miners"
- They're often plotted
- "The world's most valuable resource is no longer oil, but ___": The Economist
- What an analyst crunches
- They're usually crunched
- Big ___ (large sets to mine)
- Instructive figures?
- Inputs for number crunching
- Points to graph
- Figures, e.g.
- Items in a spreadsheet
- Phone plan component
- Table input
- Component of a cellphone bill
- "Star Trek" character played by 12-Down
- Experiment results
- Table things
- Modern mining target
- Cloud contents
- Values in a set
- Word before "mining" or "analyst"
- Numbers for a statistician
- Cellphone plan concern
- "The world's most valuable resource," per The Economist
- Sole ingredient in some cookies?
- Analytics numbers
- Focus of modern mining
- Stuff to analyze
- With 30-Across, numbers displayed in rows and columns
- "Raw" facts
- Fodder for a graph
- ___ encryption
- Sabermetrics input
- Polling results, say
- It may be mined or crunched
- Info gathered in an experiment
- Info in a bank
- It may be unlimited in a phone plan
- Stuff analyzed in a study
- Scientific information
- Target of some miners
- Info for analysis
- What's limited in some plans
- Fodder for some miners
- ___ science
- What A.I. is trained on
- Numbers in spreadsheets
- Stuff that's analyzed
- Cellular plan component
- Info for a computer
- Info to analyze
- What may be collected in trials
- "The Goonies" role for Ke Huy Quan
- Raw material for some analysts
- Line graph display
- Word with bank or base
- It might be unlimited in some phone plans
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - April 03, 2024
- USA Today - March 28, 2024
- New York Times - February 15, 2024
- USA Today - February 05, 2024
- LA Times - February 02, 2024
- New York Times - January 03, 2024
- LA Times - November 26, 2023
- LA Times - October 29, 2023
- New York Times - October 28, 2023
- USA Today - October 19, 2023
- New York Times - October 16, 2023
- LA Times - September 13, 2023
- LA Times - September 08, 2023
- USA Today - August 24, 2023
- USA Today - July 24, 2023
- New York Times - June 06, 2023
- USA Today - June 02, 2023
- LA Times - May 28, 2023
- New York Times - March 31, 2023
- New York Times - March 24, 2023
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