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Top of Page Consider how you want to use your data in NVivo The maximum amount of data that can be imported into a single dataset is 256 fields (columns) and 1,048,576 records (rows). You cannot select multiple worksheets (within a spreadsheet), so the data you want to import must be gathered into a single worksheet. The following is an example of a comma-delimited text file: Each record must be on a separate line, and each field must be separated by the delimiter. Text files must be organized as a tab or comma-delimited field values, so that the Dataset Import Wizard can divide the contents into records (rows) and fields (columns). You cannot add additional records (rows) or fields (columns) to a dataset after import, so it is important to gather your data before you start the import operation.įor each dataset that you want to create, your data must be gathered into one of the following:

Prepare a text file or Excel spreadsheet for import.

Consider how you want to use your data in NVivo.

You’ll be introduced to NVivo’s functions and quickly acquire the basic info you need to begin working with NVivo. In this hands-on introductory workshop, you'll take a tour of the NVivo for Mac software environment, using sample data. These are open to all SFU NVivo users or potential users and require registration. The Research Commons offers online and in-person workshops on the use of NVivo. NVivo Training Workshops Library workshops To schedule a meeting with one of our facilitators, please use the Consultation Request form. They can introduce NVivo, discuss potential workflows, answer questions, and demonstrate features and techniques. The facilitators are experienced NVivo users and skilled at assisting users with technology. We may have some limited capacity to assist undergraduate students.

Graduate Peer NVivo Facilitators are available to assist faculty, graduate students, and research group members by email or in one-on-one consultations. Click here to access the link to join our online office hours on Zoom.

Consultations Drop-in helpĭrop-in NVivo Office Hours are available Tuesdays, 10am-12pm during the Summer Term beginning and concluding August 8, 2023. We provide self-service learning materials and an online discussion forum. Join our Canvas community for NVivo users and researchers at SFU.