Analysing the numbers
It is likely that you will analyse the quantitative data you have collected in Excel or Google Sheets. These are popular tools that are often free or more affordable to use, as well as being easier. A lot of analysis can be completed in Excel. It is unlikely that you will need other software, but if you are trained and know how to use this, then do!
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You might compare a survey result with what you find in interviews or observation. This means that you are triangulating your results. It’s not only important to do this for validity, but also more broadly because it helps more with your analysis.
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