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Data (Data And Data Types (Data Types (Alphanumeric (Alphanumeric is any…

- - - - L usually represents a letter
      - N Usually Represents a Number
  - - - Alphanumeric is any combination of letters, symbols, spaces or numbers.
        Example of data is - AjcY68&9£4
        It Can be used to store postcodes, as these contain letters + Numbers
    - - Integer numbers are full/whole numbers.
        Example of data - 1976
        It can be used to store number of items in stock, Number of lengths swum, number of tickets sold
    - - Real numbers are any numbers with or without decimal places
        Example of data - 12,30
        it can be used to store height/weight
    - - Currency shows data in a format of money. It can be used to show currency signs (E.g. £ or $) and have decimal places to show the full details.
        Example of data - £66.66 or $66.66
        It can be used to store prices
    - - A number format that includes decimal places and a % sign.
        Example of data - 25%
        To show a percentage of a discount,
        E.g. 25% off the price
    - - Text includes Letters and numbers only. Example of data - Bailley it can be used to store Names of individuals and places and used to show a phone number
    - - Gives the user a choice of yes and no
        Example of data - Do you have Membership ? Yes Or No
    - - Gives the user limited options
        Example of data - Miss,Mrs,Mr,Sir
    - - Used to display a date or time.
        Example of Data - 12/02/2020
        Can be used to display an individuals Birthday,Day of death,appointment date or time.
  - - - What needs to be known and understood to make sense of the data
    - - Is Revealed when data is put into context
- - - - Emails can be sent that include:
        An interactive form to be completed and returned to sender. The collected data and information can be automatically imported into a spreadsheet or data base as long as the form contains the same fields in the same order.
        A link to a online survey, where the processes the same as that for a questionnaire
    - - An interview is a conversation between two people where questions are asked, usually one to one, face to face. The Interviewer asks pre-planned questions of the interviewee. The questions asked will depend on the data and information that is to be collected and how it will be stored and processed. The data and information gathered during the interview will need to be manually input into the software being used to store and process it
    - - open
        
        Open is when a question does not limit the responder to simple answers such as yes or no,they are often unique and different per individual
      - Rank order
      - Closed
        
        Closed is when a question gives a limited choice of answers such as yes or no
      - rating
    - - A Consumer panel is a group of people who give feedback through a series of questions. Examples include feedback on a new product/service (for instance a website or advert)or an initial design/mock-up of a new product. The panel is usually cross-section of different ages, jobs, etc. To get a range of feedback and opinions. The feedback is collected face to face or via an online questionnaire
    - - A loyalty scheme is a point based rewards programme offered by a business to its customers. Members earn points each time they use the business. Points can be changed into rewards such as money off vouchers for shopping ,goods, days out to tourist attraction or free hotel stays
    - - Statistical Reports are an organized synthesis of data that span a whole array of forms going from tables of numbers to a text summarizing the findings
    - - Information/Data that has been gathered by another organisation or individual the data already exists in some form. These can be from a website,report,statistics.