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Alex Huang
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Re: Transpose

Jon K Peck
The same syntax should work in V23 as in V19, however in 23 you can also use the OUTPUT MODIFY built-in command to transpose a table.  For example, this would work.

OUTPUT MODIFY
  /SELECT TABLES
  /IF COMMANDS=["CTables(2)"] LABELS=[EXACT("Table 1")] INSTANCES=[1]
  /TABLE  TRANSPOSE=YES.

You can generate this syntax by right clicking on a table in the Viewer or from a number of the creation dialogs.

As for appearance, there may be very slight differences as the table rendering engine was rewritten after V19.  You might want to use a tableLook to control the appearance precisely or do this with OUTPUT MODIFY, depending on what you need to accomplish.




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From:        Alex Huang <[hidden email]>
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Date:        07/08/2015 05:13 AM
Subject:        [SPSSX-L] Transpose
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Dear SPSSX-List,

I was using SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES command to transpose pivot tables in SPSS 19 as follows:

SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES subtype="Statistics"
   SELECT=0
   PROCESS=ALL
   /STYLES CUSTOMFUNCTION="customstylefunctions.transpose".
OMSEND TAG = ['textSuppress'].

Now I am using SPSS 23. How should I achieve the same?

Also, would there be any syntax that is compatible in both 19 and 23 (as my colleagues are using 19)?

Moreover, I found the display format of tables are a bit different from old versions. Is there any way that I can control the output of the pivot table after execution?

Thank you very much!!

Best,
Alex

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Re: Transpose

Ruben Geert van den Berg
@Jon: it seems that when you transpose a table manually in the table editor, its "transposition" is not included when saving the current looks as a new SPSS table template.

If that's correct, then how can you tranpose a table with a table template? I took a look at the XML and I didn't see any obvious option for doing so.

TIA!
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Alex Huang
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