Lost code - solved

[Marta Garcia-Granero]

Vlad Simion had a copy of Jon Peck's solution (it was his) to my
question. I had asked it under the name "bivariate HILO graph"

Thanks Vlad,

Marta

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[María Laura García]

Hi,

I have a file where the variables I'm interested at aren't organised by columns... I mean there isn't a column for each variable because there are more than 300 variables (codes of payment) and the file allowes just 25 fixed positions that are filled in with variables (codes of payments), 25 fixed positions that are filled in with sub codes of payments and 25 fixed positions filled in with money payed for each concept/code of payment.

The file I'm dealing with looks like this:

id	cod_concept1	subcod_concept1	money_conc1	cod_concept2	subcod_concept2	money_conc2
1	001	001	727436	001	002	415770
2	001	001	530187	131	000	854
3	080	000	1500	001	001	260486

The sub code indicates concept's times of payments (concept 1 can be payed more than once).

The file I need should look like this:

id	cod_001_1	cod_001_2	cod_080_0	cod_131_0
1	727436	415770	0	0
2	530187	0	0	854
3	260486	0	1500	0

 
I would really appreciate any help!

Regards,

Laura

[Jarrod Teo-2]

Dear all,
 
I am doing GARCH in my work. Is it possible for me to do it in SPSS?
 
I am using PASW Statistics 17.0.2.
 
Any help will be nice.
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Regards
Dorraj

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