Hello,
I’m trying out the new QSPICE simulation software, coming from LTSPICE, and could not figure out where to find the .op Data Labels or if the program even has them. If someone could help me out that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
This is very basic guideline of drawing your first schematic and how to probe voltage, differential voltage and current. To answer your question, two way for that
[1] Press “.”, and start typing “.op”
[2] Press “t”, and start typing “.op”
method 1 is slightly faster as the dot started a text request together.
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I highly recommend you firstly spend few ten minutes to go through 3 basic tutorials of Qspice by Mike Engelhardt. Mike explained his idea of the change of GUI concept in QuickStart Guide. I have your same question when first started with Qspice as a LTspice user.
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I think Jrebz thinks about the DC data labels, where you can show the operating point data (current, voltage or function of these) on the schematic.
I have missed this function too and Mike Engelhardt mentioned this function not available at the moment.
[Showing .op analysis results]
You can show these data on schematic by hover mouse cursor over the component or node:
[New Feature: Displaying Operating Point Data on the Schematic]
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@WinterMime oh, my mistake 
@Jrebz in addition to link provide by WinterMime, here is a quick reference for you
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1 - Run .op simulation
2 - In the graph, go to File / Export data
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