Staring New Project

[Brandon Ryan]

Hello,

My name is Brandon Ryan, I am a psychology student and was just introduced to SOFA stats in my experimental research class. I have to redo an assignment and I'm just wondering how to start an entirely new project with the same data in SOFA stats?

[Grant Paton-Simpson]

Hi Brandon,

Do you mean put the results into a new report? Or use different variable and value labels? Sorry - I'll try to advise but I don't understand. Or do you mean importing the data into another computer which has SOFA on it?

All the best,
Grant

On 19/03/16 10:27, Brandon Ryan wrote:

Hello,

My name is Brandon Ryan, I am a psychology student and was just introduced to SOFA stats in my experimental research class. I have to redo an assignment and I'm just wondering how to start an entirely new project with the same data in SOFA stats?

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[Brandon Ryan]

I mean putting in the same data and obtaining new results

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[Grant Paton-Simpson]

Err surely with the same data you'll get the same results (hopefully!). I'm guessing you mean a new report. To do that just edit the name of the report and it will be saved to that new location when you run the analysis.

[Brandon Ryan]

Grant, I am very sorry if this sounds too intrusive. But is there any way I could call you? I am still super confused. 

[Grant Paton-Simpson]

I don't object in principle but you do realise I'm in New Zealand?

Anyway, have another try to elaborate exactly what your goals are and I'm sure we can get an answer of some sort.

[Brandon Ryan]

I need to redo this, tests in all. All over again. How do I do that? 

[Grant Paton-Simpson]

Looking at the report it looks like the tests are all quite clearly identified by the wordings. Do some random tests with the existing in-built demo data to work out what is what and then run it with the real data into a fresh report. That's what I would do. I hope that helps. I can't help being curious as to how you got into this situation. Did something go wrong?