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add a text(title) in a correlations procedure

tri_h
As run a syntax contains couple of correlations procedrue,i'd like to give each of them a title(for example,"Correlations_a&b") rather than a constant "Correlations ".pls help me with this,many thanks!
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Re: add a text(title) in a correlations procedure

Art Kendall
There a few things that could be what you are   looking for

(1) the use of TITLE and SUBTITLE commands, e.g.,

TITLE "Homework of John Q. Public".
TITLE "Psychology 123".
TITLE "Introduction to data analysis".
SUBTITLE 'whatever you want in the first subtitle'.
SUBTITLE "Correlations_a&b".

Type 'TITLE." in a syntax window. Put your cursor on the command.  click <help>.
Type 'SUBTITLE." in a syntax window. Put your cursor on the command.  click <help>.

(2) editing the output file. (especially if this is a one time effort).

(3) If I recall correctly there is an extension to include text in your listing.  If the previous two suggestions are not what you want,
google "nabble SPSSX"
try variations in the search or advanced search on the upper right of the screen.

Art Kendall
Social Research Consultants
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Re: add a text(title) in a correlations procedure

PRogman
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Try the MODIFY OUTPUT extension command.

SPSSINC MODIFY OUTPUT TITLES 
  /IF COMMAND="Correlations" 
  PROCESS=PRECEDING
  /REPLACE ITEMS 
  ITEMTITLE= "My New Title".

HTH /PR
tri_h wrote
As run a syntax contains couple of correlations procedrue,i'd like to give each of them a title(for example,"Correlations_a&b") rather than a constant "Correlations ".pls help me with this,many thanks!
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Re: add a text(title) in a correlations procedure

tri_h
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thanks a lot,the 'title' command was just fine with my question.