PSPP, the open source version of the famous SPSS, has some trouble importing files from Excel on a Mac.
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The standard way of exporting from Excel and importing to PSPP is to save the data as a comma separated file (. csv) in Excel and then open that file in PSPP. What often happens is that PSPP will separate values by commas but does not use the newline data, resulting in one line which has all data points on different columns.
I have searched for solutions and the best I could find is using the free and open source LibreOffice. Simply open the Excel file in LibreOffice (either the .xls or .csv) and then save it as a .csv file. Even if it was already a .csv file this will save the file in a way that will work correctly with PSPP. Makes one wonder why you should use Excel in the first place
If there are other (better or easier) solutions please let me know.
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SPSS for Mac offers detailed analysis options to look deeper into your data and spot trends that you might not have noticed. You can test out hundreds of different variables on your data to see how figures or performance would change under different circumstances, while the app contains multiple advanced features that will allow you get the max from your data. PSPP is indended for individuals who already know the SPSS command language, or who have data sets in the SPSS structure. (Mac, Linux, Windows) and a very wide availability of statistical. There is a free alternative - PSPP and we've made a tutorial how to install it on your Mac. Besides allowing one to get a clear overview of the possible outcomes of a given action or trend, IBM SPSS Statistics also features a built-in statistical modeling tool that makes it really easy to put years of research to good use by allowing you to effortlessly graph and analyze the collected data.
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June 27, 2020: PPSSPP 1.10 is out!
PPSSPP 1.10 is finally here. Not to be confused with 1.1! 10 major releases since 1.0, that's quite something. Thanks to everybody who has helped and made this possible.
PPSSPP 1.10.1 additionally fixes a few commonly seen crashes. 1.10.2 fixes some camera-related crashes, and fixes centering on notched phones. 1.10.3 fixes further notch issues.
A selection of what has changed since 1.9:
- Graphics and compatibility fixes (#12800, #12670, #12635, #12857, #12941, #11898, #12695, more)
- Assorted minor performance improvements, game load speedup (#12462, #12652)
- Screen inset (notch) support on Android (#12779)
- Analog stick support for menu navigation (#12685)
- Fixed audio glitches in SDL builds (#12916, #12920)
- Support more languages in in-game dialogs (#12702). Croatian language added to PPSSPP.
- Simple multiplayer chat (#12667)
- More advanced postprocessing (multipass, parameters) (#12905, #12901)
- Add PPSSPP-specific CWCheat (#12816, #12912)
- Reintroduce Cardboard VR, allow more resolutions (#12449, #8714)
- Fix some crashes (#12908, #12876)
- Ghost in the Shell graphics fixed (JIT inaccuracy with inf*0) (#12519)
- Mac build now supports Vulkan on top of MoltenVK (#12583)
- Raspberry Pi 4 EGL crash fixed (#12474)
- VSync now supported on all backends, frame duplication option added for 30 Hz games (#12659, #12602)
- Camera supported on Windows, Linux and Mac (still no microphone though) (#12572, #12580, #12607)
- Darkstalkers fixed and working through software rendering. SW rendering fixed on GLES 2.0 (#12443, #12898)
- Hot Shots Golf slowdown and flicker on Vulkan fixed (#12873, #12746)
- Pangya Golf crashes and hangs fixed (#12718)
- Allow rebinding of right touch screen analog (#12486)
- Add option to prevent mipmaps from being dumped (#12818)
- Tilt control now have a base radius to help with deadzone (#12756)
- Mappable auto rotating analog stick to pass some game checks (#12749)
- Touch control position can now be snapped to a grid (#12517)
- HiDPI retina display support (#12552)
- Rapid-fire on touch control (#12601)
- Toggle mute button (#12643)
- Add option to resize game icons and more (#12646, #12637)
- Frames in-flight now configurable to reduce input lag at the cost of speed (#12660)
- Add toggle mode to combo button (#12623)
- SDL mouse support, Qt menu upgrades (#12612, #12817)
- Real support for chinese patched version of Hatsune Miku Project Diva Extend (#13007)
- Some minor kernel module support (#13028, #12225, #13026, #13004, #13038, #13023)
- Fixed fullscreen toggling with Vulkan in SDL builds (#11974)
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