
This title could have also been “Help, my Pick Any shows all 100%!” because this issue comes up for fairly frequently for Q users. Pick…
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In our inaugural Channel Q episode, we wanted to cover questions submitted by our users on Brand Tracking. Due to time, we covered these questions…
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One of the standout features of Q is its ability to automatically group variables into questions and identify the question type. This works best when…
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Q contains several useful built-in mathematical functions that make it easy to do calculations on your existing data without having to write JavaScript, Excel formulas…
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When analyzing multiple response questions in Q, it's important to understand the sample your numbers are based on.
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Merging SPSS files is simple with Q. Here's how to guide on merging data by cases and variables.
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Popular amongst researchers is the importance vs. performance scatterplot. This is where you have a series of items that you place in a grid, where…
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It can sometimes be useful to calculate the amount of time, be it in minutes, hours, or even seconds, between two points in time. In…
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Most market researchers know the pain of having to hunt through huge numbers of crosstabs to find the interesting ones. In my younger days (shhh…),…
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There are often occasions in market research when you look at your survey data and find that in order to analyse certain questions properly, you’ll…
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Want to save a heap of time narrowing down thousands of crosstabs to just the ones you need? This post describes which buttons to push…
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Q users are used to setting the base of their tables by applying filters. However, there are other handy ways to rebase data that you…
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If you can get an SPSS file for your study then Q will usually be able to set up all the data for you. However,…
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Coding open-ended and ‘other/specify’ responses can often be a tedious task for market researchers. In this post, I will instead show you how to reuse…
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Coding open-ended responses can often be a tedious and time-consuming task for market researchers, especially when you include an ‘Other/specify’ option and then need to…
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Coding open-ended responses can often be a tedious task for market researchers. In this post, I will show you how to easily code a single…
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Coding open-ended responses can often be a tedious task for market researchers. In this post, I will show you how to easily code multiple open-ended…
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Coding open-ended responses can often be a tedious task for market researchers. In this post, I will show you how to easily code a single…
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Q enables you to flexibly mix data from different tables. The mixing process creates a new table as an R Output. Consider the example table…
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In constructing crosstabs, it can be helpful to see more than one question on an individual axis. Other instances may require labels to be “nested”,…
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Q understands how important visualizing data can be in finding and communicating the story you want to tell with your data. Q has a selection…
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Q understands the language of survey data, and this allows it to automate important aspects of your workflow. It sets up your data in a…
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Missing values in a data set are “blank” values. They are normally associated with survey skips. Those who skip a variable/question receive a missing value.…
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Q has a terrific feature whereby it can automatically compare statistics against the previous period (of time). This is great for tracking scenarios, when you…
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