You can copy-paste the results that are inside the “Data-Preview-Table” into Excel. For example:
Open Excel and paste the results: (Press CTRL-V): You obtain:
The Header of the “Data-Preview” table contains:
•The number of rows inside the table at this output pin. 
•The number of columns inside the table at this output pin. 
•The status of the output table and the status of the view. 
This status can be:
o“Complete”: The table at this output pin has been completely computed (it will thus been used to accelerate further computations along this data flow: See section 4.2.6. for more information about this subject) and the current “Data-Preview” window is able to directly show you the complete result table.
o“Complete (partial view)”: The table at this output pin has been completely computed but only a partical view of this table is visible because the table is too big to show in its entirety.
o“Fragment”: Only a fragment (i.e. the first few rows) of the table at this output pin has been computed (typically because the user clicked the STOP button 
on the toolbar to abort the computations before completion). This fragment is now visible inside the “Data-Preview”. An incomplete table cannot be used to accelerate the computations later-on.
You can “hover” with your mouse above a cell (or above a column-title) to see the complete cell (or to see the complete title). For example:
You can quickly obtain a “Data-Preview” of the data at any point inside your Anatella-Data-Transformation-Graph (there is one exception: see section 5.26.2.). To know how to create and use “Data-Previews”, see the section 4.2.6. The “Data-Preview” window is thus a great tool to:
•check for data quality issues.
•check if you correctly parametrized your Actions.
•check if “everything goes as expected” in general.
The “Data-Preview” allows you to visually inspect row-by-row all your tables but, sometimes, this is not enough: You want to have a visual summary of the content of a column (just to be sure this column does not contain a small quantity of absurd values). You can easily get this summary by right-clicking the header of a column: For example, when I right-click the header of the column “Age”, I obtain:
When I select inside the above context menu the option “Create Chart as Value var”, I obtain a new window:
From this point, I can either:
1.Completely abort the chart computation: Click the 
button.
2.Click the “STOP” button to compute the charts on the rows that have already been processed. The quantity of rows already processed is displayed here:
3.Simply wait for the complete table to be processed.
To start a new “chart computation”, you don’t need to wait for the complete table to be computed (i.e. you don’t need to wait for the data-preview status to reach “Complete”): You can directly start the computations while the status is still on “Fragment”. This allows you to quickly produce some charts on the first few rows of your table: No need to wait! 
The charts are produced as MS-Word and/or MS-Excel documents.
Here is an example on the classical “census-income” database. Let’s assume that:
•we defined as “Binary Target” the column “Taxable Income Amount”.
•we asked to see the column “age” as a Value variable.
Then, we obtain:
Please refer to the “TIMiQuickUserGuide.pdf” for more information about the charts displayed inside this summary report.