Closed couperuj closed 2 years ago
Did you watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxKMH4pSvx8 It does exactly what you want to do. Send us a zip folder with just one or two subjects demonstrating the problem if you cannot solve your problem.
Hi, The attached video is not using the GUI interface in EEGLab but is instead a code version. The issue I am having is with the GUI interface when trying to convert EEG data which has been uploaded into a Study on EEGLab through the GUI. The GUI is not uploading the excel (or .txt or other versions) and recognizing the match between subject numbers in the study and subject numbers in the sheet. I have also tried using full file names versus the numbers used when creating the study in EEGLab. Neither has worked. If I have to do this all through coding I will, but I was hoping to use the GUI as I'm not an expert coder. Best, Jane
On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 1:18 PM Arnaud Delorme @.***> wrote:
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Hi again, Realized I could/should upload files for an example. Attached is a small version of the study along with the excel sheet of participant info testdata.zip https://drive.google.com/file/d/11AEXbLwVmZCYmmpu-2vQWqNuuj95Hfi2/view?usp=drive_web
On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 1:48 PM Jane Couperus @.***> wrote:
Hi, The attached video is not using the GUI interface in EEGLab but is instead a code version. The issue I am having is with the GUI interface when trying to convert EEG data which has been uploaded into a Study on EEGLab through the GUI. The GUI is not uploading the excel (or .txt or other versions) and recognizing the match between subject numbers in the study and subject numbers in the sheet. I have also tried using full file names versus the numbers used when creating the study in EEGLab. Neither has worked. If I have to do this all through coding I will, but I was hoping to use the GUI as I'm not an expert coder. Best, Jane
On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 1:18 PM Arnaud Delorme @.***> wrote:
Did you watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxKMH4pSvx8 It does exactly what you want to do. Send us a zip folder with just one or two subjects demonstrating the problem if you cannot solve your problem.
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OK, will look into it.
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Hi again, Realized I could/should upload files for an example. Attached is a small version of the study along with the excel sheet of participant info testdata.zip https://drive.google.com/file/d/11AEXbLwVmZCYmmpu-2vQWqNuuj95Hfi2/view?usp=drive_web
On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 1:48 PM Jane Couperus @.***> wrote:
Hi, The attached video is not using the GUI interface in EEGLab but is instead a code version. The issue I am having is with the GUI interface when trying to convert EEG data which has been uploaded into a Study on EEGLab through the GUI. The GUI is not uploading the excel (or .txt or other versions) and recognizing the match between subject numbers in the study and subject numbers in the sheet. I have also tried using full file names versus the numbers used when creating the study in EEGLab. Neither has worked. If I have to do this all through coding I will, but I was hoping to use the GUI as I'm not an expert coder. Best, Jane
On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 1:18 PM Arnaud Delorme @.***> wrote:
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I have found a work around that's quite easy. I'm just saving my .xls as a .tsv and ensuring it is in the same format as what the program would have made. No need to go tracking down the issue if no one else is having this problem.
Good. Thanks
I am trying to export large EEG datasets (ie approx. 300 participants) and would like to include some basic demographics (age, gender, etc.). However, when I try to upload my excel data while it recognizes the columns when I then go to import them it gives me the error "no matched subject between dataset and spreadsheet found." Given I directly typed each individual participant number into the EEG study from the excel sheet I am using I know they are all direct matches. I also can't appear to copy and past columns into the gui so I would have to manually enter each participants information (not going to happen!). Any ideas why this may not be working?