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Several column headers have a $ following name, what?
Our research data is on Excel worksheets. The many columns have text headers
which have appeared with a $ following the name, such as, worklife$. What does the $ signify - Does the $ have to do with the data having been imported from a another program? |
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This may be due to importing. Most programs use the "$" symbol to indicate
that the data allowed in that field is a string. "rdavidson" wrote: Our research data is on Excel worksheets. The many columns have text headers which have appeared with a $ following the name, such as, worklife$. What does the $ signify - Does the $ have to do with the data having been imported from a another program? |
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