Overview for import

Exporting data to SPSS from MRDCL or QPS

I’m not obsessed with buying shoes – far from it, but I’ve a pair of shoes for when I am around the house, a pair of shoes for casual wear, a pair for work, a pair for meeting friends, a pair for walking, a pair climbing over rough terrain etc. etc. Similarly with software, you need different “pair…

Author: Phil Hearn - Date posted: 27 October 2015
Tags: SPSS, export, import, MRDCL, QPSMR - Category: data-management

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