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Love it. Questions: - how many rows of data can it handle (limited to excel 65k?) - can I manually (and permanently) correct any detected data anomalies? -
by notlisted 14y ago
Love it.
Questions:
- how many rows of data can it handle (limited to excel 65k?)
- can I manually (and permanently) correct any detected data anomalies?
- can I manually (and permanently) add columns to the data?
- can I export numerical values of graphs? (formats?)
- can I export the graphs? (formats?)
- can I export reports (data sub set, models, e.g. graphics for strong republicans in all regions)
- can I create values based on functions of data elements (all fields containing '@gmail')
Thanks.
PS agree with the > $50 issue, I'd buy something for $50 just like that, but if it's over, I start thinking about it.
- rgbrgb 14y ago>>> For my research I am using Wizard on data sets with ~3 million rows, and it works like a champ.
- notlisted 14y agoHmmmm, suddenly the $79 sounds a lot more reasonable... (providing data is easily exported). I have no need fo SPSS etc (beyond my pay grade and comprehension) but I've been frustrated with the limitations of Excel (love pivot tables) and I have no $$$ for http://www.tableausoftware.com/ http://www.tableausoftware.com/ Note: my main interest is actually CLEANSING DATABASES (finding outliers/anomalies, and edit the data set, hence my questions re: changing data) Evan has created another lovely app by the way (http://magicmaps.evanmiller.org/ http://magicmaps.evanmiller.org/) which makes me more confident that it will all work properly.