Only activated codes – In this case, only activated codes will be included in the Codebook.
#Example codebook for qualitative research code
Only top level codes – If you select this option, only the codes in the top level of the Code System, with their associated code memos, will be included. Only codes with code memos – Set this option to exclude codes that have no memo in the codebook. In the top section of the window, you can specify which codes should be included in the Codebook. A window will appear in which you can specify the Codebook options in more detail. The Codebook function is accessed through the menu Reports > Codebook. In the main section, the respective codes with their associated memos are listed in the order of the Code System. On the following page, the Code System is listed in a table. It includes a cover page with the title “Codebook”, the project name and the creation date. The Codebook is created in Word document format and can therefore easily be opened with word processing programs. This saves a lot of work in the creation of the annex for a research report, especially since it provides the opportunity to unify the font for all memo text. The completed Codebook therefore contains the category definition of each individual code, provided that this was recorded in the code memo. The codebook lists all or selected codes in the order of the Code System and also outputs the associated code memo for each code.
The “Export Codebook” function allows you to automatically generate a Codebook – i.e.
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