Of course, analysing your data with a script (in R or Python, for instance) means that it doesn't matter how many extra rows and columns you have. That said, we do understand that for teaching especially visualising data in a spreadsheet can help, so keep these tips in mind! ❤️

I haven't used PsychoPy to build my own experiments in ages, but I tell my students to learn PsychoPy. Lately I told my student to 'just filter out the columns you don't need in your R script.' (as I always say) and she responded: 'oh, I just did this and now I have prioritized columns'. 🤩