Quick Post : Xceed Technologies

As you would have seen recently the new version of the XT Excel Export was made available for download. If you are output to excel at present then this product is worth a look as it will reduce the time your scripts take to export and provide you with some cool built in features.

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Quick Post : Xceed Technologies

This is just to let you know that Xceed Technologies are very soon to release a new Excel  export for TOM tables. At this stage we don’t know much more about it but we are told , like the old Verge Excel Export, it can export 100’s of tables in a very short space of time. What we do know is that they would like you to sign up to their website so that you be notified when they go live. Their website can be found at http://eexport.xceed.co.za/ and when they do go live we would love to hear what you have to say about the export.

Cobalt Sky : Word Cloud Generator

Recently doing our usual hunting around the net we noticed that Cobalt Sky are now offering a services that allows you to present your text answers in a graphical way.  The tool reads directly from Excel files, is available as a plug-in to SPSS’s Desktop Reporter, and can be used from VBA to read, for example, from SQL databases. To find out more and have a play click hear.

Quick Post : The missing documentation for EvaluateDerivedIteration

Another post from forgetdata, this time it is about EvaluateDerivedIteration.

Some of you may have noticed the new feature in PASW Reports for Surveys (nee. Desktop Reporter) which enables you to build new derived grid variables via the UI using the Variables->New Grid menu item. In case you don’t appreciate the usefulness of this feature I’ll spell it out: Read More

Quick Post : Building nested tables without using nests

Check out this post from forgetdata, in this article they show you how to create nested tables without using nests.

Introduction

When you are making reports/tables/charts etc. frequently there’s some need to nest a variable in order to create a breakdown of a variable. Thankfully Reports for Surveys/Professional makes this all very trivial and has nice support for nesting.

For example you can make tables like this: Read More