For example, suppose we are interested in the family friendliness of programming for some night of the week. We want to know what percentage of the homes with children 12-17 watching each program also had adults 35-49 with them.

The following table indicates that 79% of the teens watching Movie #2 on Network C were doing so with an adult. At the bottom of the list, only 28.9% of the teens watching Drama #6 on Network B also had adults watching with them.

Youth Viewing With Adults
Program Name	Qtr Hour	Network	Unified CoView % HHs M/F 12-17 viewing with M/F 35-49	Unified CoView % Viewers M/F 12-17 viewing with M/F 35-49
Movie #2	9:00 PM	NetC	77.1	79.0
Movie #2	9:00 PM	NetB	43.0	47.1
News #13	9:00 PM	NetA	51.0	51.0
News #11	8:00 PM	NetC	67.5	69.5
Drama #6	8:00 PM	NetB	28.0	28.9

Of course, we can turn the question around and ask what percentage homes with adults watching also had children with them:

Adults Viewing With Youth
Program Name	Qtr Hour	Network	Unified CoView % HHs M/F 35-49 viewing with M/F 12-17	Unified CoView % Viewers M/F 35-49 viewing with M/F 12-17
Movie #2	9:00 PM	NetC	14.2	15.2
Movie #2	9:00 PM	NetB	22.0	22.8
News #13	9:00 PM	NetA	17.0	24.7
News #11	8:00 PM	NetC	16.1	16.1
Drama #6	8:00 PM	NetB	24.3	27.9

Using the Audience Analysis System This analysis required about 15 seconds to set up, and 5 seconds to compute.