What’s the difference between SPSS and SPSS Survey Reporter?

SPSS is a statistical package for the social sciences designed for complex analyses, scripting, and statistical computing. SPSS Survey Reporter was a more user-friendly tool focused on crosstab generation and PowerPoint reporting. However, Survey Reporter lacks many statistical features and is no longer actively maintained, making it less suitable for modern workflows.

Can Calculo handle SPSS data?

Yes. Calculo reads SPSS (.sav) files directly, preserving variable labels, value sets, and metadata. It’s ideal for researchers who want to perform survey analysis and reporting inside Excel, with support for cross tabulation, filtering, weighting, and basic statistical tests — without needing to reformat or script anything.

Does Intelligo offer the same features as Calculo?

Intelligo includes all the features of Calculo, such as crosstab creation, descriptive statistics, and weighted filters — but adds full PowerPoint automation. It links analysis in Excel to live PowerPoint slides, allowing you to generate and update professional decks without exporting charts or tables manually. It's ideal for high-volume reporting and tracking studies.

Can Intelligo replace Survey Reporter?

Absolutely. Intelligo replaces Survey Reporter by enabling cross tabulation, chart creation, and PowerPoint slide generation — all within the Office environment. It supports branded templates and automates recurring reporting, making it a much more efficient tool for teams that rely on segmented reports or repeated waves of data.

Do Calculo and Intelligo require scripting knowledge?

No. Both tools are built for non-technical users. They provide intuitive interfaces in Excel and PowerPoint, so you can perform statistical analysis and reporting tasks — including T-tests, NPS scoring, and even chi square — without writing a single line of code. This makes OfficeReports a powerful yet accessible alternative to traditional statistics programs.

Qualtrics Data Analysis & Crosstabs in Excel

Calculo – Analyze your Qualtrics data in Excel

You can build cross tabulations, apply filters, and run statistical tests like T-tests and Z-tests.Add weighting, calculate NPS, or create Top/Bottom box scores — all inside Excel. Calculo preserves metadata from SPSS or Excel exports, including variable labels and values.It transforms Excel into a powerful environment for Qualtrics data analysis and survey reporting.
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Intelligo – PowerPoint Report Automation

Intelligo brings your Qualtrics survey data into PowerPoint for automated crosstab reporting — no copy-paste or scripting needed.Build cross tabulations in Excel or directly in PowerPoint’s Workbook Pane.Link tables and charts to live, editable slides that stay up to date.Intelligo preserves your PowerPoint template and brand styling.It streamlines Qualtrics report automation for tracking studies and client-ready decks.

Why Researchers Choose OfficeReports Over Qualtrics Reporting

Qualtrics offers strong capabilities for data collection and survey design -but reporting often requires extra steps. Native Qualtrics Reporting…

Offers basic crosstabs with limited layout and customization

Exports static tables and charts - no live data links

Requires time-consuming manual formatting for branded reports

Doesn’t support automated multi-report generation (e.g., trackers or segments)

OfficeReports Solves All That - and More

Create flexible, fully customized cross tabulations in Excel or PowerPoint

Export reports with live-linked tables and charts — no static exports

Apply your PowerPoint branding templates automatically

Automate tracking studies and multi-segment reporting in one click

Eliminate manual steps like copy-paste, scripting, or reformatting

Maintain data accuracy across waves, clients, and report versions

How OfficeReports Works with Qualtrics Data

Create flexible, fully customized cross tabulations in Excel or PowerPoint

Export reports with live-linked tables and charts — no static exports

Apply your PowerPoint branding templates automatically

Automate tracking studies and multi-segment reporting in one click

Eliminate manual steps like copy-paste, scripting, or reformatting

Maintain data accuracy across waves, clients, and report versions

FAQ: Using OfficeReports with Qualtrics

Can I import Qualtrics survey data into OfficeReports?

Yes. OfficeReports supports direct import of Qualtrics survey exports in both SPSS (.sav) and Excel formats. We automatically preserve all metadata, including variable labels, value codes, and question structures. This makes it easy to begin your cross tabulation and survey analysis without having to restructure the dataset. Whether you're working with quantitative or qualitative data, OfficeReports prepares your survey results for fast and accurate reporting.

Do I need to clean or format the data first?

No manual formatting is required. OfficeReports reads Qualtrics exports natively and understands your survey structure, including looped questions, multi-selects, and scales. This means you can skip the tedious prep work and jump right into analysis — whether that’s building weighted crosstabs, creating survey dashboards, or preparing branded results reports. You’ll also avoid common formatting errors that can occur when using Excel manually.

Can I use OfficeReports for advanced analysis?

Absolutely. OfficeReports includes built-in support for statistical significance testing (Z-tests, T-tests), filtering, weighting, and derived variables. You can analyze quantitative data across demographics, track NPS, perform Top/Bottom box calculations, and identify patterns in customer feedback. This lets you go beyond surface-level insights and uncover statistically significant trends — directly in Excel or PowerPoint.

How do I update reports when I get new responses?

Updating is as simple as replacing your Qualtrics data file. All crosstabs, charts, and linked tables in Excel and PowerPoint are updated automatically with one click. This is ideal for tracking studies, multi-wave research, or any recurring projects. OfficeReports ensures your survey dashboards and presentation decks are always up to date — without starting over each time.

Is the formatting and layout customizable?

Yes. Because you’re working in Excel and PowerPoint, you have full control over layout, branding, and visual styling. You can apply your company’s templates, use preferred fonts and colors, and even customize how charts are displayed. Unlike static exports from Qualtrics, OfficeReports keeps your data live and linked — which means every visual element updates dynamically when the source data changes.

What is a cross tabulation, and why is it important?

A cross tabulation (or crosstab) is a way to analyze the relationship between two or more survey variables — for example, age group vs. satisfaction level. It’s one of the most common techniques in market research because it helps you identify differences between subgroups and derive actionable insights. OfficeReports lets you create crosstabs in Excel with full support for statistical testing, filters, and variable combinations — then instantly export those results into PowerPoint for client-ready reporting.

FAQ: Using OfficeReports with Qualtrics

Can I import Qualtrics survey data into OfficeReports?
Yes. OfficeReports supports direct import of Qualtrics survey exports in both SPSS (.sav) and Excel formats. We automatically preserve all metadata, including variable labels, value codes, and question structures. This makes it easy to begin your cross tabulation and survey analysis without having to restructure the dataset. Whether you're working with quantitative or qualitative data, OfficeReports prepares your survey results for fast and accurate reporting.
Do I need to clean or format the data first?
No manual formatting is required. OfficeReports reads Qualtrics exports natively and understands your survey structure, including looped questions, multi-selects, and scales. This means you can skip the tedious prep work and jump right into analysis — whether that’s building weighted crosstabs, creating survey dashboards, or preparing branded results reports. You’ll also avoid common formatting errors that can occur when using Excel manually.
Can I use OfficeReports for advanced analysis?
Absolutely. OfficeReports includes built-in support for statistical significance testing (Z-tests, T-tests), filtering, weighting, and derived variables. You can analyze quantitative data across demographics, track NPS, perform Top/Bottom box calculations, and identify patterns in customer feedback. This lets you go beyond surface-level insights and uncover statistically significant trends — directly in Excel or PowerPoint.
How do I update reports when I get new responses?
Updating is as simple as replacing your Qualtrics data file. All crosstabs, charts, and linked tables in Excel and PowerPoint are updated automatically with one click. This is ideal for tracking studies, multi-wave research, or any recurring projects. OfficeReports ensures your survey dashboards and presentation decks are always up to date — without starting over each time.
Is the formatting and layout customizable?
Yes. Because you’re working in Excel and PowerPoint, you have full control over layout, branding, and visual styling. You can apply your company’s templates, use preferred fonts and colors, and even customize how charts are displayed. Unlike static exports from Qualtrics, OfficeReports keeps your data live and linked — which means every visual element updates dynamically when the source data changes.
What is a cross tabulation, and why is it important?
A cross tabulation (or crosstab) is a way to analyze the relationship between two or more survey variables-for example, age group vs. satisfaction level. It’s one of the most common techniques in market research because it helps you identify differences between subgroups and derive actionable insights. OfficeReports lets you create crosstabs in Excel with full support for statistical testing, filters, and variable combinations-then instantly export those results into PowerPoint for client-ready reporting.

Qualtrics Data Analysis and Crosstab Reporting in Excel & PowerPoint

Calculo – Analyze your Qualtrics data in Excel

Intelligo – PowerPoint Report Automation

Why Researchers Choose OfficeReports Over Qualtrics Reporting

OfficeReports Solves All That - and More

How OfficeReports Works with Qualtrics Data

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FAQ: Using OfficeReports with Qualtrics

Can I import Qualtrics survey data into OfficeReports?

Do I need to clean or format the data first?

Can I use OfficeReports for advanced analysis?

How do I update reports when I get new responses?

Is the formatting and layout customizable?

What is a cross tabulation, and why is it important?

FAQ: Using OfficeReports with Qualtrics

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