Dear Holger,
I have had success in the past with Limesurvey -> PSPP by replacing the
following line in the syntax file:
/QUALIFIER="'"
with (i.e. adding /ESCAPE):
/QUALIFIER="'" /ESCAPE
I'm not sure if that is the issue but see how you go.
Regards,
Adam Zammit
On 5 November 2014 05:03, F
I see no error message in the output.
This is too complicated to me.
My hints:
- You have to print the entire first line of the data and see whether
your formats and the data fit (like in the last century).
- What about entering the .dat file into a spreadsheet to see whether
the data import w
Sorry, of course I meant .sav files. Thanks for pointing out the mistake.
I guess I can add file attachments when posting via email, so I'll give it a
try. .sps and .pdf should be attached now.
Ben Pfaff schrieb am 04.11.2014 16:30:
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On Tue, Nov 04, 2014 at 11:28:20AM +, Holger wrote:
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Hi Holger,
You should give a more precise description of the LimeSurvey data file
so that we can help you.
Which is the format of the LimeSurvey date file ?
In PSPP the data file that you get when you save is a .sav format like
any other SPSS data file. As far as I know SPSS maintained the s
On Tue, Nov 04, 2014 at 11:28:20AM +, Holger wrote:
> I've conducted an online survey (~2.800 participants) using LimeSurvey. I'd
> like to use PSPP to analyze the resulting data - as I've done before.
>
> However, I can't seem to manage to convert the LimeSurvey export files (SPSS
> 16+ forma
Dear all,
I've conducted an online survey (~2.800 participants) using LimeSurvey. I'd
like to use PSPP to analyze the resulting data - as I've done before.
However, I can't seem to manage to convert the LimeSurvey export files (SPSS
16+ format), into a functioning .spv file. But strangely enough,
