Gather and organize data from multiple sources with data sets and data tables.
Think of a data set as a filing cabinet and a data table as a file within that cabinet. Remember, data sets contain data tables! We recommend clearly labeling your data for an easier workflow. Label your data sets with a general topic and then the data tables within them with more specific subtopics. Learn more about labeling your data for an extra smooth workflow.
View your data sets or add new ones
Use labeling to speed up your workflow
Label a data set with a name that will be easy to search for later. For example, a nonprofit organization may have a data set labeled, 2023 Winter fundraising event and a data table within that data set named,2023 Winter fundraising event survey feedback.
- To view all of your data sets, select Collect and then Data sets from the main menu.
- Select the button in the upper right hand corner of the screen to add a new data set.
How to add a data table
- To add a data table, you need to first select a data set where it will be stored.
- To add new data you need to select the button on the upper right hand corner of the page to add a new data table.
- Finish adding new data to your account as a data table from one of the three options in the drop down menu.
There are three ways you can add new data. You can use a CSV file, connect a Google Sheet, or add data with the data collector.
🎉 Nice work! Now you’re all set to analyze your data with organized data sets and data tables.