Sadly, our first 2 methods don't work for string variables such as jtype -short for “job type”). The easiest solution is to convert it into a numeric variable as discussed in SPSS Convert String to Numeric Va
Recoding your data means changing the values of a variable so that they represent something else. Within SPSS Statistics there is more than one type of recode that can be performed. In this video Jarlath Quinn demonstrates how to:-Recode into the same variables, overwriting an existing variable...
Doing so from SPSS’ menu is discussed in Creating Histograms in SPSS. A faster option, though, is running the syntax below.*Create frequency tables with histograms for 5 reaction time variables.frequencies reac01 to reac05/histogram.Result...
Why reprex? Getting unstuck is hard. Your first step here is usually to create a reprex, or reproducible example. The goal of a reprex is to package your code, and information about your problem so that others can run it…
Sadly, our first 2 methods don't work for string variables such as jtype -short for “job type”). The easiest solution is to convert it into a numeric variable as discussed in SPSS Convert String to Numeric Variable. The syntax below uses AUTORECODE to get the job done....
Sadly, our first 2 methods don't work for string variables such as jtype -short for “job type”). The easiest solution is to convert it into a numeric variable as discussed in SPSS Convert String to Numeric Variable. The syntax below uses AUTORECODE to get the job done....
The last line of the syntax following this statement gives an example: missing values q1 to q3 (2). specifies 2 as a missing value for variables q1 through q3. By Katherine Wang on March 3rd, 2016 Sometimes I want to recode user missing values (e.g. don't know) to be valid (e.g...
Doing so from SPSS’ menu is discussed in Creating Histograms in SPSS. A faster option, though, is running the syntax below.*Create frequency tables with histograms for 5 reaction time variables.frequencies reac01 to reac05/histogram.Result...