Hi Hossem!

I don't know nothing about XLSTAT. We use SPSS or R here. but i suppose that if you do good analysis, the software is not important..

bye

Hi Lorena,

Thank you for your answer, XLSTAT is a good software, and has a very simple use and interactive interface, it is a software which is integrated as a complement of MS excel. may be it's not as sophisticated as other software but it assures the common analyses. As you said, I verified on sciencedirect, and it was used in many articles.

Good luck!   

I already published a chapter and an article in an indexed journal with xlstat. You can consult this as an example:

https://www.igi-global.com/article/factors-explaining-is-managers-attitudes-toward-cloud-computing-adoption/144316

Hi,

I already published a chapter, an article and conference paper in an indexed journal with xlstat. You can consult this as an example:

Article Entrepreneurial Intention among Freshmen Students: Applicati...

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/275037939_The_Prediction_of_Entrepreneurial_intentions_among_Preparatory_Year'_Saudi_Students_Testing_an_intent_model

Chapter Effects of Business Managers’ Skills: A Study of ERP Strateg...

Good luck.

OK! Thank you all for your help.

Thank you very much Mr/Dr. Hossem, because of you I got the answer, I too also using this software for my work.

thanks,

Yedukondalu

Yes, of course. You may also use casio calculator to analyse your data. Please don't stuck in SPSS.

Yes, this is certainly possible. There are already couple of publications using XLSTAT that you can find at google scholar.