Use this feature to export data from a specific data level of a QES file or SQL database. Loop statements will be separated into individual questions. This is known as a stacked export.
save button to export an XML file to your computer; this can be opened during a future stacked export, to use the same data selection. This is described in the procedure below.In this topic:
To perform a stacked export:
file menu, select export, then stacked export.... The stacked export dialog appears:
target file, specify the file into which you want to save the data (you can click ... and browse to a location). You can specify a new QES file, or to an SPSS .sav file.target level, select the data level you wish to export from.default loop match, select the method that will be used to match items (by entry codes, captions or links), unless specified otherwise for a specific loop (see match type below).match with column select the loop you would like to match it with (if the loop is the same as the target level, only itself is available). If you select develop questions, one question will be created for each loop item.match type column, you can specify how the match will be done for each loop (using entry codes, captions, IDs, or by adding new responses). If you do not select anything here, the setting in default loop match (see above) will be used for that loop.save:target level to use this command. The question selection is saved as an XML file to your computer. You can import this file during a future stacked export by clicking open:OK to carry out the export.It is possible to perform a stacked export from the command line .The relevant flags are /datafile and /definitionfile (and all the usual flags to open a survey). For detailed information on the command line, see the Knowledge Base article Command Line in AskiaTools. For example:
C:QesSeyf7243Original_RespondentLevel_QES.qes /stackedexport /datafile:C:QesSeyf7243o1.qes /definitionfile:C:QesSeyf7243XML_To_Select_Question_SA3.xml
If there is no error, askiatools will return the value 0 (zero). If there is an error, one of the following codes will be returned: