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Changing the ranking data structure

sant
Hi,

I exported data from a survey system. The ranking data looks like this

Rank1 Rank2 Rank3 Rank4 Rank5
A         D         C       B       E              
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A                

I want to change the structure of the data to something like the following (Rank1=5 .... Rank5=1)

A     B      C      D       E  
5     5      3      5       4
4     3      2      4       2
1     2      1      3       1

I have see a similar question here suggest to use VECTOR and LOOP.
http://spssx-discussion.1045642.n5.nabble.com/Ranking-Question-SPSS-td5709826.html

But, I have no idea how to use them. Can anybody please help?
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Re: Changing the ranking data structure

Kirill Orlov
Use my macro !RANKREV from "Series response tools" collection here: http://www.spsstools.net/en/KO-spssmacros/
Then recode 1->5, 5->1 etc.


30.06.2017 15:06, sant пишет:
Hi,

I exported data from a survey system. The ranking data looks like this

Rank1 Rank2 Rank3 Rank4 Rank5 
A         D         C       B       E               
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A                

I want to change the structure of the data to something like the following
(Rank1=5 .... Rank5=1)

A     B      C      D       E  
5     5      3      5       4
4     3      2      4       2
1     2      1      3       1

I have see a similar question here suggest to use VECTOR and LOOP.
http://spssx-discussion.1045642.n5.nabble.com/Ranking-Question-SPSS-td5709826.html

But, I have no idea how to use them. Can anybody please help?



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Re: Changing the ranking data structure

sant
Thank you very much. I could do it.
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Re: Changing the ranking data structure

Bruce Weaver
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Does the following code give the result you're looking for?  

* Read in the data.
NEW FILE.
DATASET CLOSE ALL.
DATA LIST LIST / Rank1 TO Rank5 (5A1).
BEGIN DATA
A         D         C       B       E              
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A            
END DATA.

VARSTOCASES
  /ID=id
  /MAKE Rank FROM Rank1 TO Rank5
  /INDEX=i(5)
  /NULL=KEEP.
SORT CASES BY id Rank.
COMPUTE i = 6-i. /* Reverse-code i.
CASESTOVARS
  /ID=id
  /INDEX=Rank
  /GROUPBY=VARIABLE.

FORMATS A to E (F1).
LIST A to E.



sant wrote
Hi,

I exported data from a survey system. The ranking data looks like this

Rank1 Rank2 Rank3 Rank4 Rank5
A         D         C       B       E              
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A                

I want to change the structure of the data to something like the following (Rank1=5 .... Rank5=1)

A     B      C      D       E  
5     5      3      5       4
4     3      2      4       2
1     2      1      3       1

I have see a similar question here suggest to use VECTOR and LOOP.
http://spssx-discussion.1045642.n5.nabble.com/Ranking-Question-SPSS-td5709826.html

But, I have no idea how to use them. Can anybody please help?
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Re: Changing the ranking data structure

PRogman
I believe the OP actually displays an aggregated result as original cases are not preserved (every Rank is sorted). If so, a simple CROSSTAB would display the distribution. There are only 3 demo cases ans no ties.
/PR

* Read in the data.
NEW FILE.
DATASET CLOSE ALL.
DATA LIST LIST / Rank1 TO Rank5 (5A1).
BEGIN DATA
A         D         C       B       E              
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A            
END DATA.

VARSTOCASES
  /MAKE Rank FROM Rank1 TO Rank5
  /INDEX=i(5)
  /NULL=KEEP.
COMPUTE i = 6-i. /* Reverse-code i.

*Summarize rankings in table *.
CROSSTABS
  /TABLES=i
       BY Rank
  /FORMAT=DVALUE TABLES
  /CELLS =COUNT
  /COUNT  ROUND CELL
.

*Continue to transform data to OP spec:s. NumberOfCases could be calculated with AGGREGATE: *.

*Generate new 'case id numbers' *.
SORT CASES BY Rank(A) i(D).
COMPUTE #NumberOfCases = 3.
COMPUTE id = MOD($casenum-1, #NumberOfCases)+1.

*Return to wide format*.
SORT CASES BY id(A) Rank(A).

CASESTOVARS
  /ID=id
  /INDEX=Rank
  /GROUPBY=VARIABLE
.
*Rows are not original cases anymore*.
DELETE VARIABLES id
.
FORMATS A to E (F1).
LIST A to E.


Bruce Weaver wrote
Does the following code give the result you're looking for?  

* Read in the data.
NEW FILE.
DATASET CLOSE ALL.
DATA LIST LIST / Rank1 TO Rank5 (5A1).
BEGIN DATA
A         D         C       B       E              
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A            
END DATA.

VARSTOCASES
  /ID=id
  /MAKE Rank FROM Rank1 TO Rank5
  /INDEX=i(5)
  /NULL=KEEP.
SORT CASES BY id Rank.
COMPUTE i = 6-i. /* Reverse-code i.
CASESTOVARS
  /ID=id
  /INDEX=Rank
  /GROUPBY=VARIABLE.

FORMATS A to E (F1).
LIST A to E.



sant wrote
Hi,

I exported data from a survey system. The ranking data looks like this

Rank1 Rank2 Rank3 Rank4 Rank5
A         D         C       B       E              
D         A         B       E       C                
B         E         D       C       A                

I want to change the structure of the data to something like the following (Rank1=5 .... Rank5=1)

A     B      C      D       E  
5     5      3      5       4
4     3      2      4       2
1     2      1      3       1

I have see a similar question here suggest to use VECTOR and LOOP.
http://spssx-discussion.1045642.n5.nabble.com/Ranking-Question-SPSS-td5709826.html

But, I have no idea how to use them. Can anybody please help?