In the old data file, select a column of data. Use your computer’s copy keystrokes to copy that data. Move to the new BlueQ data file, find the column where the data belongs and use your computer’s keystrokes to paste that data appropriately. I highlighted the old data in bright yellow and the new BlueQ data column in a lighter shade of yellow. Old BlueQ data file: New BlueQ data file: If you’re comfortable, AND the columns line up similarly, you can try to copy and multiple columns at once. For instance, I will copy the four data columns at ‘Happiness’ one time. I will highlight the columns in the same manner shown in the first example: Old BlueQ data file: New data file: Continue this process, saving often, until all the data has been copied from the old BlueQ data file into the new BlueQ data file. Here’s a screenshot of my updated new BlueQ data file:
In the old data file, select a column of data. Use your computer’s copy keystrokes to copy that data. Move to the new BlueQ data file, find the column where the data belongs and use your computer’s keystrokes to paste that data appropriately. I highlighted the old data in bright yellow and the new BlueQ data column in a lighter shade of yellow. Old BlueQ data file: New BlueQ data file: If you’re comfortable, AND the columns line up similarly, you can try to copy and multiple columns at once. For instance, I will copy the four ‘Happiness’ data columns at one time. I will highlight the columns in the same manner shown in the first example: Old BlueQ data file: New data file: Continue this process, saving often, until all the data has been copied from the old BlueQ data file into the new BlueQ data file. Here’s a screenshot of my updated new BlueQ data file:
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