Download data: Table structure¶
The table structure is a simple format with rows and columns, ideal for spreadsheets and statistical analysis.
When to use table structure¶
Table structure is ideal when you need:
- Spreadsheet-ready data — Opens directly in Excel or Google Sheets
- Form response data — Each participant's responses in a single row
- Statistical analysis — Ready for SPSS, Stata, or R analysis
For more complex nested data, use the Tree structure. For per-stimulus annotations, use Annotations.
Compatible file types¶
Table structure data is currently available in the CSV and JSON file types.
Structure¶
Data for the Dynamic Form task can be structured as a table, with the columns corresponding to selected fields in the task's parameters. A column called pid is added with the participant IDs. Each row represents one participation.
Loading table data¶
Open the CSV file directly in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets:
- Use File → Open or File → Import
- Select the
.csvfile - Use pivot tables for analysis:
- In Excel: Insert → PivotTable
- In Sheets: Insert → Pivot table
- Use filters to explore the data:
- In Excel: Data → Filter
- In Sheets: Data → Create a filter
Example¶
Table with 4 participants' data for a Dynamic Form task with fields avatar, country, gender, handedness, language and race:
| pid | avatar | country | gender | handedness | language | race |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 59844b014eae351467ba73dc | jasper_square.jpg | NL | m | r | nl | IC1 |
| 597b191f4eae355335012612 | AF | m | r | aa | IC1 | |
| 59789bd24eae3553337f112a | FL_selfie.jpeg | GB | f | r | en | IC1 |
| 5971a8b94eae355332f9e447 | CA | m | r | fr | IC1 |