Spreadsheet for collecting our research.

Dear Lisa

That looks really easy to use,  but I am wondering under columns C/D/E what happens if there are multiple issue papers, sections and even patterns covered in a research paper?    One to many seems impossible unless we have multiple entries for one academic paper that might for instance cover dyslexia, mental health as well as speech and language?

I appreciate Google sheets is not a relational database so we may have to live with some copying and pasting to cover multiple entries where content applies to several listed entries in those columns.

Best wishes
E.A.

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Hi Folks

I made a spread sheet for collecting our research <https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Cu_qVP1WBz2TbsrAjLbbeb55RAlJmu9kfHamriL1Ocs/edit?usp=sharing>  for our updates, literary reviews etc

Please add your comments and suggestions.


Unfortunately I made the spreadsheet before I made the form. So I will need to make a form based on it. Do we see advantages in a form or should we just use the spreadsheet?

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All the best

Lisa Seeman-Horwitz

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