Help Correlation coeficient

[Nana Nadine]

Hi keith
  I have a file that have the following variables.
  vara, varb.............varm and varx.
  I would like to calculate the correlation coefficeient between each var1 to varm and varx. I do not want to do it step by step or calculate the correlation betwen the vaviables in the first group.
  Below is the syntax I'm using.

  CORRELATIONS
  /VARIABLES=varx varb
  /VARIABLES=varx varc
  /VARIABLES=varx vard
  /VARIABLES=varx vard
  /VARIABLES=varx vare
  /VARIABLES=varx varf
  /VARIABLES=varx varg
  /VARIABLES=varx varh
  /VARIABLES=varx vari
  /VARIABLES=varx varj
  /VARIABLES=varx vark
  /VARIABLES=varx varl
  /VARIABLES=varx varm
  /PRINT=TWOTAIL NOSIG
  /MISSING=PAIRWISE .

  How can I change this syntax so that I will have only one or two colums in the result thable?
  Thanks


Nadine Nana, MS
Research Data Manager
Atlanta GA
404 805 6209

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[Beadle, ViAnn]

I'm not Keith, but try this
 
CORRELATIONS
 /VARIABLES=vara to varm WITH varx ...
 
You'll get one column (varx) with rows for each variable and all the stats.

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From: SPSSX(r) Discussion on behalf of Nana Nadine
Sent: Wed 7/19/2006 7:24 AM
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Subject: Help Correlation coeficient



Hi keith
  I have a file that have the following variables.
  vara, varb.............varm and varx.
  I would like to calculate the correlation coefficeient between each var1 to varm and varx. I do not want to do it step by step or calculate the correlation betwen the vaviables in the first group.
  Below is the syntax I'm using.

  CORRELATIONS
  /VARIABLES=varx varb
  /VARIABLES=varx varc
  /VARIABLES=varx vard
  /VARIABLES=varx vard
  /VARIABLES=varx vare
  /VARIABLES=varx varf
  /VARIABLES=varx varg
  /VARIABLES=varx varh
  /VARIABLES=varx vari
  /VARIABLES=varx varj
  /VARIABLES=varx vark
  /VARIABLES=varx varl
  /VARIABLES=varx varm
  /PRINT=TWOTAIL NOSIG
  /MISSING=PAIRWISE .

  How can I change this syntax so that I will have only one or two colums in the result thable?
  Thanks


Nadine Nana, MS
Research Data Manager
Atlanta GA
404 805 6209

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[Spousta Jan]

Hi,

Try to use WITH in the command, like

 CORRELATIONS
  /VARIABLES=varx WITH  var1 to varm.

HTH

Jan

-----Original Message-----
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of
Nana Nadine
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:25 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Help Correlation coeficient

Hi keith
  I have a file that have the following variables.
  vara, varb.............varm and varx.
  I would like to calculate the correlation coefficeient between each
var1 to varm and varx. I do not want to do it step by step or calculate
the correlation betwen the vaviables in the first group.
  Below is the syntax I'm using.

  CORRELATIONS
  /VARIABLES=varx varb
  /VARIABLES=varx varc
  /VARIABLES=varx vard
  /VARIABLES=varx vard
  /VARIABLES=varx vare
  /VARIABLES=varx varf
  /VARIABLES=varx varg
  /VARIABLES=varx varh
  /VARIABLES=varx vari
  /VARIABLES=varx varj
  /VARIABLES=varx vark
  /VARIABLES=varx varl
  /VARIABLES=varx varm
  /PRINT=TWOTAIL NOSIG
  /MISSING=PAIRWISE .

  How can I change this syntax so that I will have only one or two
colums in the result thable?
  Thanks


Nadine Nana, MS
Research Data Manager
Atlanta GA
404 805 6209

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