OfficeReports turns PowerPoint and Word into a complete data analysis and reporting suite for surveys. Create crosstabs and charts and reuse your report.
The majority of all survey data ends as tables and charts in PowerPoint, but the process typically involves external analytical software to produce tables, Excel to do the layout, before the tables and charts finally can be copied to report in PowerPoint and Word. With the OfficeReports add-in for Microsoft Office you turn PowerPoint and Wort into analytical reporting tools. Add your raw data from common file formats as SPSS or Excel - or use the direct integration with SurveyMonkey - to add data directly to your PowerPoint and Word reports. The new OfficeReports menu added to PowerPoint and Word enables you to turn the data into tables and charts ready for presention. This video shows the concept in a nutshell: http://www.officereports.com/#what-is-officereports
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Tim Macer gave this review in the mazine Quirks lately: OfficeReports is a new survey reporting tool: .. it converts PowerPoint into a fully functional crosstab tool which presents all of its output as PowerPoint slides. It also does the same for Microsoft Word. In either case, once the software is installed – and an OfficeReports license will give you both flavors – it appears as an additional menu item on the ribbon, with a small number of tools on display. You could be forgiven for thinking it does little more than Excel’s pivot table function, as its just reveals a few key functions in the ribbon, such as the one to import a data file. Nothing could be further from the truth. This does everything a seasoned researcher would expect a desktop crosstab tool to do. Filters, weighting – applying and generating weights; multi-response data; a whole slew of sig tests; top-two boxes – you name it and OfficeReports seems to have an option to do it.
You can read the article here: http://www.officereports.com/Downloads/201406_quirks_excerpt.pdf
[Edited by torbenlaustsen, July 17]