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25/11/2010 23:26
 

EDIT: I think i figured it out. you have to mark the coding as complete for it to show up in the analysis. new question though, is there a way to mark all coding as complete rather then on a paper by paper basis?

 

hi,

i think i'm missing something here. i've got a review going with most of the papers coded and i'm trying to see what i can do with the frequencies, crosstabs, reports etc. When i go to the appropriate tabs, select the code I want to have a look at and click on the 'get frequencies' or 'get corsstabs' etc nothing comes up.

 

in the reports tab a word style document comes up with just the heading and the top row of what would be a table but nothing else.

 

 

 

how do i get any sort of functionality from the software? is there something i must do before performing analysis?

 

at first i thought it was because i was using firefox, but the same problem comes up with IE.

 
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25/11/2010 23:43
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Hi Iordan,

I think you have your code sets set up to do 'multiple' coding - i.e. having two people code the same study independently before coming to a common agreement about the final codes to apply. In this case, the codes need to be marked as 'complete' before they appear in reports. This is documented around page 27 in the manual (25 November edition).

The coding won't appear in reports until you have been through the records and 'completed' the coding. If you don't intend to go through the process of double-coding and reconciling your differences with another reviewer, we can automatically complete them for you as a batch (though this would need to wait until tomorrow UK time). A quick way of doing them one-by-one is to click on the red 'no entry' icon in the coding screen; this should bring up a box asking you to confirm that you want to complete the coding. Once all the coding has been completed, you probably need to set the properties of the code set to 'single user data entry', so that everything is marked as completed to begin with and you don't need to go through the additional stage of completing the coding.

Regarding different browsers, you should always get the same functionality in firefox and internet explorer, as the program runs in a plugin which should be independent of the browser. (Having said this, sometimes firefox's handling of plugins can be suspect!)

I hope this helps, but let me know if you have any more questions.

James.

 
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25/11/2010 23:45
 

Ah - you must have edited while I replied!

Yes, you've found the solution. And yes, we can do it for you, but not for around 10 hours. If you'd like us to complete the batch of records for you, just let us know the name of the code set to complete for you.

James.

 
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26/11/2010 00:11
 

Hi James,

thanks for the offer. i figured out i can just click on the icon and go to the next record. not the most interesting 15 minutes of my life, but got through it.

 

and yeah, the reports, frequencies etc are working now, thanks for the help

 
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