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Hello All- I’m working with the
OMS and would like to output into an SAV file the second Univariate Statistics
table (of Subpopulation Descriptives) of the Complex Samples Descriptives
command. However using the syntax below only gives me the first ‘Univariate’
table in an SAV file. Outputting both tables or the second one is ideal. I can’t
seem to find any references in the archives – any suggestions? Thanks! OMS /SELECT TABLES /IF
COMMANDS=['CSDescriptives'] SUBTYPES=['Univariate Statistics'] /DESTINATION
FORMAT=SAV OUTFILE=C:\temp\meansandCI.sav.
CSDESCRIPTIVES /PLAN FILE='P:\Data\testplan.csaplan' /SUMMARY VARIABLES=VAR1
VAR2 /SUBPOP TABLE=POP1 /MEAN /STATISTICS CIN(95) /MISSING
SCOPE=ANALYSIS CLASSMISSING=EXCLUDE. OMSEND. -Andrew |
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I suspect your isn’t actually saving
anything in the output file, since the OUTFILE specification isn’t quoted
and should therefore generate an error. If the OUTFILE specification is quoted,
your syntax should produce an output file with all the Univariate Statistics
tables generated by the CSDESCRIPTIVES command. If you just want the second Univariate
Statistics table, add INSTANCES=2 to the IF subcommand, as in: OMS /SELECT TABLES /IF COMMANDS=['CSDescriptives']
SUBTYPES=['Univariate Statistics'] INSTANCES=2 /DESTINATION
FORMAT=SAV OUTFILE=’C:\temp\meansandCI.sav.’ From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On
Behalf Of Andrew Piskorowski Hello
All- I’m
working with the OMS and would like to output into an SAV file the second
Univariate Statistics table (of Subpopulation Descriptives) of the Complex
Samples Descriptives command. However using the syntax below only gives me the
first ‘Univariate’ table in an SAV file. Outputting both tables or
the second one is ideal. I can’t seem to find any references in the
archives – any suggestions? Thanks! OMS
/SELECT TABLES
/IF COMMANDS=['CSDescriptives'] SUBTYPES=['Univariate Statistics']
/DESTINATION FORMAT=SAV
OUTFILE=C:\temp\meansandCI.sav. CSDESCRIPTIVES
/PLAN FILE='P:\Data\testplan.csaplan'
/SUMMARY VARIABLES=VAR1 VAR2 /SUBPOP
TABLE=POP1
/MEAN
/STATISTICS CIN(95)
/MISSING SCOPE=ANALYSIS CLASSMISSING=EXCLUDE. OMSEND. -Andrew |
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