Colectica For Excel

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Colectica for Microsoft Excel is a free tool to document your spreadsheet data using the open standard for data documentation. Document Variables and Datasets: Colectica allows documenting of Variables, Code Lists, and Data Sets directly from within Microsoft Excel. Metadata is Embedded: Colectica saves your standards-based metadata directly in the Microsoft Excel file. If you email or share your file, the metadata will still be attached. Publish Documentation: Colectica for Excel can generate documentation for your Variables, Code Lists, and dataset in PDF, Word, HTML, and XSL-FO. Import Stata to Excel: Colectica for Excel allows direct importing and documenting of Stata data files, with a file extension .dta. The variable names, labels and code lists in the Stata file will also be imported and added to the stored documentation automatically. Import SPSS to Excel: Colectica for Excel allows direct importing and documenting of SPSS data files, with a file extension .sav. The variable names, labels and code lists in the SPSS file will also be imported and added to the stored documentation automatically. Create DDI-Lifecycle Metadata: Export your data documentation to an XML file in the DDI metadata format, the standard for data documentation. Open and edit it from Colectica Designer, Colectica Express, or other DDI applications.

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  1. The Colectica for Excel addin for Microsoft Excel allows you to open SPSS (.sav) data files in Microsoft Excel. The addin imports and converts all data, as well as metadata including variable and value labels. This information can be saved as an Excel workbook, and you can use any of Excel's features to work with your SPSS data.
  2. Colectica Excel Professional. $1 per month per user, billed yearly. Users: Colectica Designer. $59 per month per user, billed yearly.
  3. Colectica for Microsoft Excel - 10 Specify a measurement unit and role for the column, if appropriate A role can indicate whether the column represents an identifier, a weight, or serves some other purpose. Specify what type of item the column is about The Analysis Unit describes what type of entity the data in this variable is about.
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  1. The first step is to obtain your registration code for Colectica for Excel. There are two different versions: the Standard edition and the Professional edition. You can obtain your registration code for either version from the Colectica for Excel page.

  2. After installing the Colectica for Excel addin, open Microsoft Excel.

  3. On the Colectica ribbon tab, click the Options button.

  4. If you are registering the Professional version, enter your Professional Registration code in the Professional Activation Code text box and click Activate Professional.

  5. If you are registering the Standard version, enter your Standard Registration code in the Standard Activation Code text box and click Activate Standard.

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If you would like to upgrade from the Standard to Professional version, you can purchase the Professional version from the Plans page. A new Professional Registration code will be created for you, which you can enter into the Options menu.

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