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Conjoint Analysis Examples
I am seeking a clear step by step example of a conjoint analysis from question development thorugh mathmatical analysis. Specifically, I would like to know if anyone has an Excel add-in or can send me an example to tear through and understand. I have several books on this topic but none are very clear as to the analysis part.
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