I often have a wave where each element needs to be removed to one of several
other waves but there is no regular order to which goes where (hey, we're 
all interleaving our experiments, right?).  This function lets you choose 
one data wave and one text wave which has entries for which category the 
entries in the data wave belong to.  It makes new waves for each category 
it finds and puts the right entries in them.  It also makes a wave with the 
categories in it, and waves with the average, SD, SEM, and N for each category.  
It would be trivial to add other wave analysis to the output.

So, for example, you have these two waves:

Time       Measure

Morning      5
Noon         8
Night       12
Noon         7
Night       10
Morning      4

You get these sorted waves:

Morning    Noon    Night

5          8       12
4          7       10

And these waves with analyzed numbers:

Categories    N    SD    SEM        Average

Morning       2    0.5   0.707107    4.5
Noon          2    0.5   0.707107    7.5
Night         2    1     1.41421     11

Notes: SD, SEM calculated even for small Ns, assumes equal number of entries 
in each input wave (may have any number of entries in any category), allows 
you to give a prefix for created waves, will overwrite waves (use prefix 
wisely), may operate on target window.

(Yes I know Staticize is not really a word.)