I can't imagine analyzing surveys without SPSS, and you can use it, too

Data collection without analysis is a waste of time. Analyzing your data is the only way to uncover fresh insights and get valuable information about the population your sample represents. Facts must be extracted after administering questionnaires, and researchers use various statistical tools and techniques when trying to do this. I prefer the easier route: SPSS. It is great for analyzing survey data, since it does not require coding or any special syntax. The point-and-click interface makes things easy; even researchers with no prior experience can quickly learn to analyze surveys with SPSS and bring out valuable facts from figures. Regardless of whether you've distributed a questionnaire virtually or physically, the same method could be employed to analyze respondents' data. In this guide, I'll show you a step-by-step process for analyzing answers obtained after administering survey questionnaires.