An equation expressing a previously and experimentally determined relationship between the number of ions and a CV value is stored in a reference CV value calculation data memory. When mass spectrometry is performed for a target sample under measurement conditions including a loop time Tp and a dwell time Td, a chromatogram creator creates a chromatogram based on the analysis result and calculates a peak area value A. A CV-value-related information calculator computes the number X of ions by X=A×(Td/Tp), and based on the equation stored in the memory, calculates a CV value corresponding to the calculated number of ions. This is a reference CV value containing only statistical dispersion factors for data. This CV value is displayed in such a manner that it can be compared with an actual CV value calculated based on the variance of actually measured peak area values corresponding to a plurality of measurements.