Upload a comma-separated value (CSV) file from your device to the SALT website to perform analyses.
Dataset Sources
Most SALT analyses require a dataset. SALT datasets are provided in one of three ways:
- Existing datasets
- Uploaded CSV datasets
- Datasets provided by WebAssign questions
Each dataset is a table of values for selected variables.
Variable Types
Variables can be one of two types:
- Categorical
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Qualitative values that are used to organize or categorize data.
Examples include diagnostic codes, dates, or names of things or people.
- Numerical
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Quantitative values that are used as the basis for numerical analyses.
Examples include measurements, prices, or counts of things.
- Use columns to organize variables. The first row should contain the variable names for each column.
- Organize all the entries for a variable under a single column. Don’t split them into multiple columns.
- Each variable should be given a name they can be referred to in SALT.
- Make sure there are no stray characters in cells that should be empty.
- The first row should not include text in any cells that don’t have data below them. This will result in variables without any data.
- If a variable’s data entries include a mix of numbers and letters, start the entries with a letter rather than a number. This rule does not apply to variable names.
- Don’t use more than one tab on your CSV file.
- Format dates in Excel as Month Date Year.
For example:
Date Low Second 5/18/2000 2 9 5/17/2000 21 22 5/16/2000 3 10
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