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Anywhere to get a download image of SPSS v14

Bill Finley
Is there anywhere to download the CD image/zip for SPSS v14?

I am trying to reinstall on my new laptop, but can't locate the original CD.

Any help?

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Trouble with a simple, stupid probelm

Mark A Davenport MADAVENP
All,

I have a 6 character string var (HEDLEV) with many missing values.  I have
another 6 character string (FICE) which fills in most of the missing
val;ues in the first string.  I want to concatenate the 2 such that:

HEDLEV     FICE        CONCAT
000001                            000001
000002                            000002
                    000003        000003
000004                            000004
000005                            000005
                    000006        000006
                    000007        000007
000008                            000008

etc.

Please not that I did not do the obvious--turn them into numbers and
simply add across, because I need to keep the 6-character structure
(preceding zeros).

This should be simple.  What am I not remembering?

Mark

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Re: Trouble with a simple, stupid probelm

Catherine Kubitschek
Mark,

I'm going to guess you don't really want to concatenate the two
fields.  I'd suggest trying

COMPUTE CONCAT=HEDLEV .
IF (CONCAT= '')  CONCAT=FICE . /* that's two apostrophes */

What you didn't show in your example was something like
>HEDLEV     FICE        CONCAT
>000009        000010    ?????????????

Do you want CONCAT to be equal to 000009000010 or to 000009?

My solution would give you the second result.  The first result might be
gotten by something like (untested)

COMPUTE CONCAT=concat(RTRIM(HEDLEV),RTRIM(FICE)) .

Catherine


At 11/5/2007 02:54 PM, Mark A Davenport MADAVENP wrote:

>All,
>
>I have a 6 character string var (HEDLEV) with many missing values.  I have
>another 6 character string (FICE) which fills in most of the missing
>val;ues in the first string.  I want to concatenate the 2 such that:
>
>HEDLEV     FICE        CONCAT
>000001                            000001
>000002                            000002
>                     000003        000003
>000004                            000004
>000005                            000005
>                     000006        000006
>                     000007        000007
>000008                            000008
>
>etc.
>
>Please not that I did not do the obvious--turn them into numbers and
>simply add across, because I need to keep the 6-character structure
>(preceding zeros).
>
>This should be simple.  What am I not remembering?
>
>Mark
>
>***************************************************************************************************************************************************************
>Mark A. Davenport Ph.D.
>Senior Research Analyst
>Office of Institutional Research
>The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
>336.256.0395
>[hidden email]
>
>'An approximate answer to the right question is worth a good deal more
>than an exact answer to an approximate question.' --a paraphrase of J. W.
>Tukey (1962)
>
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Re: Trouble with a simple, stupid probelm

Art Kendall-2
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I don't have SPSS running so I cannot test this.

string newstring (a6).
compute newstring = max(HEDLEV, FICE).

*or*
string newstring(a6).
do if hedlev eq '      '.
compute newstring= fice.
else.
compute newstring= hedlev.
end if.

*or*
if you did it as numbers you could always format the new variable to (N6).

Art Kendall
Social Research Consultants

Mark A Davenport MADAVENP wrote:

> All,
>
> I have a 6 character string var (HEDLEV) with many missing values.  I have
> another 6 character string (FICE) which fills in most of the missing
> val;ues in the first string.  I want to concatenate the 2 such that:
>
> HEDLEV     FICE        CONCAT
> 000001                            000001
> 000002                            000002
>                     000003        000003
> 000004                            000004
> 000005                            000005
>                     000006        000006
>                     000007        000007
> 000008                            000008
>
> etc.
>
> Please not that I did not do the obvious--turn them into numbers and
> simply add across, because I need to keep the 6-character structure
> (preceding zeros).
>
> This should be simple.  What am I not remembering?
>
> Mark
>
> ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************
> Mark A. Davenport Ph.D.
> Senior Research Analyst
> Office of Institutional Research
> The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
> 336.256.0395
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>
> 'An approximate answer to the right question is worth a good deal more
> than an exact answer to an approximate question.' --a paraphrase of J. W.
> Tukey (1962)
>
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Re: Trouble with a simple, stupid probelm

Florio Arguillas
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Mark,

here are two options.

Best regards,

Florio


DATA LIST FIXED /HEDLEV 1-6 (A) FICE 7-12 (A).
BEGIN DATA.
000001
000002
       000003
000004
000005
       000006
       000007
000008
END DATA.


STRING CONCAT1(A6).
COMPUTE CONCAT1 = CONCAT(LTRIM(HEDLEV),LTRIM(FICE)).

STRING CONCAT2(A6).
IF HEDLEV NE '' CONCAT2 = HEDLEV.
IF FICE NE '' CONCAT2 = FICE.

EXECUTE.



At 02:54 PM 11/5/2007, Mark A Davenport MADAVENP wrote:

>All,
>
>I have a 6 character string var (HEDLEV) with many missing values.  I have
>another 6 character string (FICE) which fills in most of the missing
>val;ues in the first string.  I want to concatenate the 2 such that:
>
>HEDLEV     FICE        CONCAT
>000001                            000001
>000002                            000002
>                     000003        000003
>000004                            000004
>000005                            000005
>                     000006        000006
>                     000007        000007
>000008                            000008
>
>etc.
>
>Please not that I did not do the obvious--turn them into numbers and
>simply add across, because I need to keep the 6-character structure
>(preceding zeros).
>
>This should be simple.  What am I not remembering?
>
>Mark
>
>***************************************************************************************************************************************************************
>Mark A. Davenport Ph.D.
>Senior Research Analyst
>Office of Institutional Research
>The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
>336.256.0395
>[hidden email]
>
>'An approximate answer to the right question is worth a good deal more
>than an exact answer to an approximate question.' --a paraphrase of J. W.
>Tukey (1962)
>
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Re: Trouble with a simple, stupid probelm

Bob Schacht-3
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At 09:54 AM 11/5/2007, Mark A Davenport MADAVENP wrote:

>All,
>
>I have a 6 character string var (HEDLEV) with many missing values.  I have
>another 6 character string (FICE) which fills in most of the missing
>val;ues in the first string.  I want to concatenate the 2 such that:
>
>HEDLEV     FICE        CONCAT
>000001                            000001
>000002                            000002
>                     000003        000003
>000004                            000004
>000005                            000005
>                     000006        000006
>                     000007        000007
>000008                            000008
>
>etc.
>
>Please not that I did not do the obvious--turn them into numbers and
>simply add across, because I need to keep the 6-character structure
>(preceding zeros).
>
>This should be simple.  What am I not remembering?

Doesn't look to me like you're concatenating. Is one of the two variables
always blank?
If so, you could use logic something like this (syntax may not be correct):

COMPUTE CONCAT = HEDLEV .
IF HEDLEV = '   '
THEN HEDLEV = FICE .

Bob


>Mark
>
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>The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
>336.256.0395
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>
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>than an exact answer to an approximate question.' --a paraphrase of J. W.
>Tukey (1962)
>
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Re: Trouble with a simple, stupid probelm

Mark A Davenport MADAVENP
I got several different but effective solutions.  Thanks all!

Mark

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