You can export your data from Data Viewer by generating a report from the Analysis > Reports menu.
How Reports are Structured
The structure of the output file is determined by two main factors:
When configuring a report, a dialog box allows you to select numerous variable of two distinct types of variables:
How Reports are Structured
The structure of the output file is determined by two main factors:
- Report Type (Rows): The type of report you choose determines what each row represents. For example:
- In a Fixation Report, each row is a single fixation.
- In an Interest Area Report, each row is a single Interest Area.
- In a Fixation Report, each row is a single fixation.
- Selected Variables (Columns): The variables you select in the report dialog will become the columns of your output file.
When configuring a report, a dialog box allows you to select numerous variable of two distinct types of variables:
- Built-in Variables: A wide range of pre-defined variables calculated by Data Viewer (e.g., CURRENT_FIX_DURATION).
- Trial Variables: Variables from your experiment's data source or those manually created within Data Viewer.