JASP 0.10 Tutorial: Opening Data Files (Episode 1)

In this JASP tutorial, I explain how to open a .CSV file, made in Excel, in JASP 0.10. I also explain how to handle data changes/edits in the program handling the .CSV (like Excel) because JASP does not do native data handling.
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[@rustumsalvana4368]

thank you helps a lot :)

[@CSL655]

Thank you so much

[@theRealBrony]

Really helpful! :) IS there a way to plot multiple graphs in one line?

[@AlexanderSwan]

What do you mean?

[@TeddyBuu]

Hello, where could I find your Contrasts episode please ?

[@AlexanderSwan]

Sorry, I don’t have an episode on Contrasts. I don’t use contrasts in my research or teaching, so I’ve never made one

[@monikawolff115]

Hello! Is it possible to edit a variable name?

[@AlexanderSwan]

I believe you can only edit variables names in the spreadsheet, e.g., Excel, not in the JASP window. The only thing you can edit in the program itself related to variables is labeling the values for nominal/ordinal data.

[@monikawolff115]

Thats a pity, I hope it will be implemented. I like jasp very much but this is a problem for plots as long as I cannot change the description of axes

[@AlexanderSwan]

@@monikawolff115 I wouldn't use JASP plots anyways. I think you can now edit axis labels, but you cannot edit axis scales. You're better off using Excel for plots. If adventurous and you have the knowledge, ggplot2 in R is wonderful.

[@lingua.community]

The slowest tutorial I have ever watched.

[@AlexanderSwan]

www.labnol.org/youtube-custom-speed-201125