If the categories are fixed, that is not dynamic, then Excel can be a good tool for calculations.
Wrote one AHP (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analytic_hierarchy_process) Program.
It looks pretty clean. And saved a lot of time!
@shibaprasad I recently got into R. It's pretty cool too.
@compass_straight_edge
Yeah. I am learning R with "Hands on Programming with R" by Garrett Grolemund.
@compass_straight_edge Not absolutely new to Programming. Had it in 1 semester during UG. But that's that. Then learned the Basics of Python. Would say I am less than Novice there.
BTW, thanks for the rmarkdown heads up. Is it this?:
https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/
And does it work with RStudio?
@shibaprasad Yes, this is it. Yes, it works with RStudio.
@shibaprasad I see. Is this your first programming language?
I already know how to program I'm focusing more on probability books atm.
I'm gonna give you a free jetpack. Rstudio looks cool but it's mostly unnecessary bloat. Lookup rmarkdown for writing notebooks/reproducible papers. It supports latex too.