AFAIK, no Excel format is a supported format (but PSPP is
open-source, so feel free to write that missing functionality and
contribute it to our community).
I suggest that you save the excel file as a Tab-delimited, CSV or
ODS file and try importing that. ODS would be the closest to the
Excel formats.
Maybe you also found a bug: I just tried saving a small Excel file
using Office 2010 as "OpenDocument Spreadsheet format" and importing
into GNU pspp 0.10.4-g50f7b7 and I do see that there is a mostly
blank screen at the end of the import wizard. But I clicked "apply"
and it imported OK.
If you think you might be seeing a bug (e.g., if by "import Excel
data" you do mean something like tab-delimited or CSV) then please
be more specific about the steps required to replicate the bug. Also
include a short dataset (or information that is OK to make public)
that triggers the bug, ideally as a plan ASCII (tab-delimited or
CSV).
-Alan
On 10/22/2017 11:13 AM, Joseph
Greenberg wrote:
I’m using GNU pspp 1.0.1-g818227 on Windows
10 64-bit.
When I try to import Excel data, the import
screens do not preview the data so I can’t select which lines
to import, which is the first line, which are the separators,
etc. The large panel is entirely blank. Any ideas?
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