LOOP Command

[Libardo López Guzmán]

Dear Listers, i would appreciate your help to solve this problem.

I need to count  the labor days between two dates excluding some public
holidays.
This Sintax works fine with SPSS V16, but right now I Have Just V17 and does
not works.

COMPUTE DiasHabiles = 0.
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
If RANGE(XDATE.WKDAY(#),2,7) & ~ANY(#,
DATE.DMY(1,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(12,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(1,1,2008),
DATE.DMY(7,1,2008)
)
DiasHabiles = DiasHabiles + 1.
END LOOP.
EXECUTE .

Warnings…
LOOP The equals sign on the LOOP command must be followed by a numeric
expression.
LOOP The keyword TO on the LOOP command must be followed by a numeric
expression.
Error Messages:
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
 >Error # 4849.  Command name: LOOP >The equals sign on the LOOP command
must be followed by a numeric expression. >This command not executed.
>Error # 4850.  Command name: LOOP >The keyword TO on the LOOP command must
be followed by a numeric expression.

Remark: Fecha_UP and Fecha_Deliv  are Dates.

All Ideas are wellcome, Thanks in advance,

Lee

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[Oliver, Richard]

Are you sure Fecha_UP and Fecha_Deliv are date format numeric variables, not string dates?

-----Original Message-----
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Libardo Lopez
Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 5:23 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: LOOP Command

Dear Listers, i would appreciate your help to solve this problem.

I need to count  the labor days between two dates excluding some public
holidays.
This Sintax works fine with SPSS V16, but right now I Have Just V17 and does
not works.

COMPUTE DiasHabiles = 0.
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
If RANGE(XDATE.WKDAY(#),2,7) & ~ANY(#,
DATE.DMY(1,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(12,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(1,1,2008),
DATE.DMY(7,1,2008)
)
DiasHabiles = DiasHabiles + 1.
END LOOP.
EXECUTE .

Warnings…
LOOP The equals sign on the LOOP command must be followed by a numeric
expression.
LOOP The keyword TO on the LOOP command must be followed by a numeric
expression.
Error Messages:
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
 >Error # 4849.  Command name: LOOP >The equals sign on the LOOP command
must be followed by a numeric expression. >This command not executed.
>Error # 4850.  Command name: LOOP >The keyword TO on the LOOP command must
be followed by a numeric expression.

Remark: Fecha_UP and Fecha_Deliv  are Dates.

All Ideas are wellcome, Thanks in advance,

Lee

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[Oliver, Richard]

To illustrate my point:

data list free /fecha_up fecha_deliv (2adate10).
begin data
10/28/1986  7/08/2009
10/29/1987 7/08/2009
end data.

*This works.
COMPUTE DiasHabiles = 0.
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
If RANGE(XDATE.WKDAY(#),2,7) & ~ANY(#,
DATE.DMY(1,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(12,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(1,1,2008),
DATE.DMY(7,1,2008)
)
DiasHabiles = DiasHabiles + 1.
END LOOP.
EXECUTE .

ALTER TYPE  all (adate10=a10).

*This doesn't because dates are now actually strings.
COMPUTE DiasHabiles = 0.
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
If RANGE(XDATE.WKDAY(#),2,7) & ~ANY(#,
DATE.DMY(1,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(12,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(1,1,2008),
DATE.DMY(7,1,2008)
)
DiasHabiles = DiasHabiles + 1.
END LOOP.
EXECUTE .

-----Original Message-----
From: Oliver, Richard
Sent: Thursday, July 09, 2009 9:24 AM
To: 'Libardo Lopez'; [hidden email]
Subject: RE: LOOP Command

Are you sure Fecha_UP and Fecha_Deliv are date format numeric variables, not string dates?

-----Original Message-----
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Libardo Lopez
Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 5:23 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: LOOP Command

Dear Listers, i would appreciate your help to solve this problem.

I need to count  the labor days between two dates excluding some public
holidays.
This Sintax works fine with SPSS V16, but right now I Have Just V17 and does
not works.

COMPUTE DiasHabiles = 0.
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
If RANGE(XDATE.WKDAY(#),2,7) & ~ANY(#,
DATE.DMY(1,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(12,1,2009),
DATE.DMY(1,1,2008),
DATE.DMY(7,1,2008)
)
DiasHabiles = DiasHabiles + 1.
END LOOP.
EXECUTE .

Warnings…
LOOP The equals sign on the LOOP command must be followed by a numeric
expression.
LOOP The keyword TO on the LOOP command must be followed by a numeric
expression.
Error Messages:
LOOP # = Fecha_UP to Fecha_Deliv BY 86400.
 >Error # 4849.  Command name: LOOP >The equals sign on the LOOP command
must be followed by a numeric expression. >This command not executed.
>Error # 4850.  Command name: LOOP >The keyword TO on the LOOP command must
be followed by a numeric expression.

Remark: Fecha_UP and Fecha_Deliv  are Dates.

All Ideas are wellcome, Thanks in advance,

Lee

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