However, this is getting ‘messy’ by creating a third category, and I was wondering if the merge could be done by moving the contents of one category into the other (without having to create a third category) and then delete the one showing 0 sources. Question: How can I merge the two codes so that, for example, all the statements that appear coded under Making Choices/Autonomy appear together under those coded as Making Choices or Autonomy? The only way I was able to address this problem was to create a third coding category (e.g., Making Choices & Autonomy) that combines the two while preserving them intact. This happened with codes listed both in the Tree Node Folder and in the Free Node Folder. Survey data, summary matrices, diagrams, merging, and other topics will be presented. When their coded transcripts were imported into the master database, those same coding categories that were spelled slightly different were predictably recognized as unique and distinct codes (e.g., Making Choices/Autonomy :: Making Choices or Autonomy) and these should be one same coding category. helps users systematically code, evaluate, and interpret texts.
#MERGE CODES IN HYPERRESEARCH CODE#
Other researchers working off their computers had all their codes in their code menu spelled out exactly as in the codebook.
Some codes that appear in the project’s code menu (List View) in the master database were entered (spelled) slightly different that in the codebook. Apply enforced constraints and primary or foreign keys on tables in Azure Databricks. I am a novice using NVivo7 and am confronting the following problem in working with a project that I hope someone is kind to help me with. Other coding functions Codes can be merged, which is equivalent to copying the content of layers in tree displays.
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