Query Data Entry Builder (Win95 version)

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2 total messages Started by Michael Feehan Tue, 15 Dec 1998 00:00

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Author: Michael Feehan
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1998 00:00

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Hi, I am trying to identify any folks who use the SPSS data-entry
builder (the latest Win95 version) who could comment on its utility for
me (any problems folks have encountered in particular). We have a large
study underway and need to design the data-entry screens and checking
programs. Rather than use DBASE, I was thinking of using SPSS directly,
thereby saving time switching data (our researchers all use SPSS for
analysis).
If anyone out there has any any strong views on the SPSS data entry
system I'd be very keen to hear them. Cheers, Mike.

Re: Query Data Entry Builder (Win95 version)

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Author: JP
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1998 00:00

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Michael Feehan <michael_feehan@hms.harvard.edu> wrote in article
<3676DCF2.9FAF9B93@hms.harvard.edu>...
> Hi, I am trying to identify any folks who use the SPSS data-entry
> builder (the latest Win95 version) who could comment on its utility for
> me (any problems folks have encountered in particular). We have a large
> study underway and need to design the data-entry screens and checking
> programs. Rather than use DBASE, I was thinking of using SPSS directly,
> thereby saving time switching data (our researchers all use SPSS for
> analysis).
> If anyone out there has any any strong views on the SPSS data entry
> system I'd be very keen to hear them. Cheers, Mike.
> 
> 
> 

I am exactly in the same position. We need to send interviewers on the
streets. i have some concern about stability, I don't want a system which
crashes in the middle of a 1h30 interview.

I tried to have some information with SPSS, but apart from reading spec,
thery are not very helpful. 

Any input welcome

JP

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