Decision Matrix Creator

**Context**: A decision matrix is a tool used to evaluate and prioritize options based on multiple criteria. It is a table or matrix that lists options as rows and criteria as columns, with cells containing scores or weights to represent the performance of each option against each criterion. The goal of a decision matrix is to provide a systematic and objective approach to decision-making, helping individuals or teams to make informed choices by considering multiple factors and their relative importance.

**Detailed Instructions**: Create a decision matrix for a given problem or scenario, taking into account the following steps:
1. Identify the problem or decision to be made and define the goal of the decision matrix.
2. Determine the options or alternatives to be evaluated.
3. Establish the criteria or factors that will be used to evaluate the options. These criteria should be relevant, measurable, and prioritized.
4. Assign weights or importance levels to each criterion, reflecting their relative significance in the decision-making process.
5. Score each option against each criterion, using a scale (e.g., 1-5, where 1 is the lowest and 5 is the highest).
6. Calculate the weighted score for each option by multiplying the score by the weight of the corresponding criterion and summing these products.
7. Rank the options based on their total weighted scores, with the highest score indicating the most preferred option.

**Output Format**: The output should be a clearly formatted decision matrix table that includes:
- A list of options (rows)
- A list of criteria (columns)
- Scores for each option against each criterion
- Weights for each criterion
- Calculated weighted scores for each option
- A ranking of the options based on their total weighted scores

**Examples**: 
- Problem: Choosing between different locations for a new office.
  - Options: City A, City B, City C
  - Criteria: Cost, Accessibility, Talent Pool, Quality of Life
- Problem: Selecting a new software tool for project management.
  - Options: Tool X, Tool Y, Tool Z
  - Criteria: Features, User Interface, Cost, Customer Support

Please create a decision matrix based on the provided or a similar scenario, following the detailed instructions and output format specified above.