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    SPSS&EXCEL

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    SPSS and Excel both allow for data organization and statistical analysis, but have some key differences. SPSS can perform complex analytics like factor analysis and regression, while Excel lacks a paper trail and becomes unwieldy with large data sets. One advantage of SPSS is importing data from other sources, while Excel allows creating equations for projections and budgets. However, SPSS has more limited visualization capabilities and requires more training to use fully, while Excel's customization and combining data is awkward.

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    SPSS and Excel both allow for data organization and statistical analysis, but have some key differences. SPSS can perform complex analytics like factor analysis and regression, while Excel lacks a paper trail and becomes unwieldy with large data sets. One advantage of SPSS is importing data from other sources, while Excel allows creating equations for projections and budgets. However, SPSS has more limited visualization capabilities and requires more training to use fully, while Excel's customization and combining data is awkward.

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    SPSS and Excel both allow for data organization and statistical analysis, but have some key differences. SPSS can perform complex analytics like factor analysis and regression, while Excel lacks a paper trail and becomes unwieldy with large data sets. One advantage of SPSS is importing data from other sources, while Excel allows creating equations for projections and budgets. However, SPSS has more limited visualization capabilities and requires more training to use fully, while Excel's customization and combining data is awkward.

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    SPSS&EXCEL

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    Ria Gayle
    SPSS and Excel both allow for data organization and statistical analysis, but have some key differences. SPSS can perform complex analytics like factor analysis and regression, while Excel lacks a paper trail and becomes unwieldy with large data sets. One advantage of SPSS is importing data from other sources, while Excel allows creating equations for projections and budgets. However, SPSS has more limited visualization capabilities and requires more training to use fully, while Excel's customization and combining data is awkward.

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    SPSS EXCEL

    Similarities  Have a similar look and feel,  They both good software to use
    with menus, spreadsheets and for data organization, using a
    built-in statistical functions specially developed analysis and
    statistical software. They can
    provide you with in-depth, faster
    and accurate data analysis.

    Differences  Excel does not give you a  SPSS allows you to perform
    paper trail where you can complex analytics such as
    easily replicate the exact steps factor analysis, logistic
    that you took. It also starts regression, cluster analysis
    becoming unwieldy to use etc. 
    when the number of variables
    and observations starts getting
    really large.
    Advantages  One of the advantages of  Create equations that can allow
    SPSS is that students can you to provide more data on
    import data from other vital company functions, such
    sources, when data is as workflow, project
    organized as a database, efficiency, financial
    including Excel. projections and budgets, and
    even inventory levels and
    usage.

    Disadvantages  Limited data visualization  Not offer a good variety of


    capabilities and the graph graph capabilities.
    features are not as simple as  The customization of the
    of Microsoft Excel. standard formats and the
     Usually involves added combination of different data
    training to completely exploit sets and different types of
    all the available features. graph is awkward & not
    intuitive, For a powerful
    worksheet, this is a big
    disadvantage.

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