SPSS export

For advanced research, researchers can export survey data to SPSS with ease. The tool creates a '.SAV' file which a researcher can open in the SPSS tool.

Example of SPSS export

SPSS is used in cross-tabulation studies to understand the audience better. For example, a store asks the question, 'how do you like the shoes at our store?' Data is extracted to SPSS, and a cross-tabulation report is created with the respondent's gender and/or his/her age to get a better picture of choices and preferences.

Uses of SPSS export

Researchers need to look at survey data at a more granular level. To conduct in-depth research of a particular aspect, they can export the survey data to a '.SAV' format and then open it in the SPSS tool for further analysis.

Advantages of SPSS export

Here are the advantages of SPSS export:

• Manageable analysis: Analyzing raw data becomes easy and manageable trough SPSS.

• Data output: For data reporting, you can create robust tables and charts through SPSS.

• Simple data extract: Downloading an exportable SPSS file is simple and can be done in a few clicks.

How to use SPSS export?

Learn how to set up and use this feature with our help file on SPSS integration.