The question might be why do you want to do this. One reason is to test
for deviations from linearity. If one includes the variable in the fixed
factors and then in the covariate box, then one can compare the models
to determine if there are deviations from linearity. Is that your
purpose here? Or is there another reason?
Paul R. Swank, Ph.D.
Professor and Director of Research
Children's Learning Institute
University of Texas Health Science Center - Houston
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Yes, you may.
See syntax help
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Hi members
One of my collegue is looking for the answer of a qeustion. Kindly help.
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questions is:
*Can we use continuous variable as a fixed factor in GLM univariate. *
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