Hi all,
I'm using an imported spreadsheet of NPS survey results in Stats IQ. I have categorized the NPS comments in a column in the spreadsheet. Originally, I had the different categories listed in multiple columns, since sometimes a person will talk about multiple topics in a comment. However, that wasn't a useful way to have the data coded to bring into Stats IQ, so I created (with a formula) a column that is a semicolon separated list of the topics in the original topic columns. Stats IQ isn't parsing that column as I'd like. Same issue with a comma separated list.
Here's an example of one cell in my spreadsheet where the respondent mentioned multiple topics in their response:
Product quality; Support quality
Stats IQ sees this as a single value instead of two values, so I have a sample size of 95, but 74 distinct categories. Any cell with multiple categories like the one above is being treated as a whole and is not split into the proper categories.
Is there a better separator to use? Is there a better way to prep the data for import so Stats IQ is able to understand that there are multiple options listed in the cell, analogous to a multi-answer survey question?
Thanks,
Renee
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Hey, @Renee! I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues uploading your file to Stats iQ. For your specific issue, I would recommend that you contact our Support Team so they can take a look at your spreadsheet and help you out with the upload issue you are experiencing. 😀
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