A dataset is one table of data in Tuva — its rows (cases) and its columns (attributes). See Tuva vocabulary if those words are new.
Get your data in
Section titled “Get your data in”Four routes in. They all end at the same review screen and all produce the same kind of dataset — pick whichever matches where your data is now.
| Your data is… | Use |
|---|---|
| a CSV or Excel file on your computer | Import from your computer |
| a spreadsheet in Google Drive | Import from Google Drive |
| a spreadsheet in OneDrive | Import from OneDrive |
| on paper, or not collected yet | Insert it directly |
Before you start, check your spreadsheet is in the format Tuva expects. Every route then takes you through reviewing your data.
If an import won’t start
Section titled “If an import won’t start”The Google Drive and OneDrive pickers open in a pop-up, so a blocking browser stops them silently.
Work with a dataset
Section titled “Work with a dataset”- Add a new attribute
- Edit a categorical attribute
- Edit a numerical attribute
- Filter cases from your data
- Edit your data in Excel Online
- Share a dataset with your class
Find data Tuva already has
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