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Help with analyzing data from survey?

I have a favor to ask: I want to present the data from last week’s survey, but Wufoo doesn’t make it easy. I have over 1,200 records in Excel. If anyone has Excel foo and some time to help analyze the data so I can post the results, please get in touch. I’m looking for a clean HTML export of the data analysis so I can just post the results.

[Update]: Wow, thanks. I got a ton of offers for help and I’m sorting through them now.

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  1. 1
    August 28, 2007

    Wow, that’s a LOT of responses.
    What’s Excel foo? Some Wufoo/Excel blend?

  2. 2
    August 28, 2007

    Can the data be exported in csv format?

  3. 3
    August 28, 2007

    Yep, I have the data in Excel and CSV format.

  4. 4
    August 28, 2007

    If you want to send me an Excel or CSV file, I can import it into SPSS and do some analysis for you (my expertise actually). I’ll return it to you in excel so you can post it anyway you want.

    Rob

  5. 5
    August 28, 2007

    Oooh. I was going to volunteer but Rob pulled out the big guns. I’ll bet he’ll give you scatter charts and all sorts of fun stuff.

  6. 6
    August 28, 2007

    Do people still use SPSS? That is so ’70s…

  7. 7
    August 28, 2007

    Ah, I have volunteered, but I hadn’t seen rob’s post. But you don’t really wanna do stuff like this in Excel. SPSS or other statistical are far more suited for such tasks.

  8. 8
    August 28, 2007

    Yeah people still use SPSS, but the product hasn’t really evolved a lot (from version 11 to 15), and the mac experience has always been a poor one. Sadly it is still the standard at our university.

  9. 9
    August 29, 2007

    two words pivot tables. A bit of a learning curve , but otherwise amazing and easy use. Just make sure you have titles for every field.

  10. 10
    August 29, 2007

    I’d take Rob’s offer. This requires either SPSS, SAS or Stata. Excel is not gonna cut it. At least not easily. :)

  11. 11
    August 30, 2007

    Pivot tables, my friend.

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