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SPSS Data Analysis by Stevenbright(op):
The era of using Microsoft Excel to perform data analysis is gone. The standard Data analysis software is now IBMStatistics SPPS software.

It provides you the opportunity of analysing data at the level of cases. Hence, it has both Variable and Data View modes.

It is suitable for the following types of school project analysis:

1. Questionnaire based research
2. Experimental based research.
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Re: SPSS Data Analysis by Stevenbright(op): 6:16pm On Jun 27, 2019
Note that SPSS system missing cases can only be possible if the variable data type is set as string and you will then treat such cases as blank cells in the SPSS data view mode.

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Re: SPSS Data Analysis by shams040(m): 1:38am On Jun 28, 2019
Jung:
SPSS is no longer the standard tho. R has taken over.
R is a learner but cant be discounted try python.
Re: SPSS Data Analysis by Stevenbright(op): 7:00am On Jun 28, 2019
Olabodedennis:
What if I want to be trained?
WhatsApp or call me
Re: SPSS Data Analysis by Bifrost: 8:59pm On Jun 28, 2019
shams040:
R is a learner but cant be discounted try python.
Did you say R programming is a learner?
Re: SPSS Data Analysis by Stevenbright(op): 7:40pm On Jul 02, 2019
The two main data types used in SPSS are: Numeric and String. But Numeric data type is generally used most especially if the data been analyzed have system missing data.
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