Dear All, I have a large dataset, where I need to calculate the share of each observation in total value. That means, suppose I have a variable x, which has 5 observations (as given below), I need to construct another variable that calculates the share of each observation in total of X (as X1 in the following example. X x1 10 .12 12 .14 15 .18 22 .26 25 .30 The sum of X is 84 and hence the first observation in X1 = 10/84; second is 12/84 and so on. Is there any way to do this in spss?
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At 10:36 AM 4/25/2007, Abdul Azeez wrote:
>I need to calculate the share of each observation in total value. That >means, suppose I have a variable x, which has 5 observations (as given >below), I need to construct another variable that calculates the share >of each observation in total of X (as X1 in the following example. >X x1 >10 .12 >12 .14 >15 .18 >22 .26 >25 .30 > >The sum of X is 84 and hence the first observation in X1 = 10/84; >second is 12/84 and so on. Heres's a fairly standard way. It's a disadvantage, that it clutters up the final file with variables 'NoBreak' and 'Total'. This is SPSS 15 draft output (WRR-not saved separately): |-----------------------------|---------------------------| |Output Created |27-APR-2007 17:19:43 | |-----------------------------|---------------------------| X x1 10 .12 12 .14 15 .18 22 .26 25 .30 Number of cases read: 5 Number of cases listed: 5 NUMERIC Share (F6.2) /NoBreak(F2). COMPUTE NoBreak = 1. AGGREGATE OUTFILE=* MODE=ADDVARIABLES /BREAK = NoBreak /TOTAL = SUM(X). FORMATS TOTAL (F5). COMPUTE Share = X / Total. LIST. List |-----------------------------|---------------------------| |Output Created |27-APR-2007 17:19:44 | |-----------------------------|---------------------------| X x1 Share NoBreak TOTAL 10 .12 .12 1 84 12 .14 .14 1 84 15 .18 .18 1 84 22 .26 .26 1 84 25 .30 .30 1 84 Number of cases read: 5 Number of cases listed: 5 P.S. By golly, ran on the first try. Not common, even with simple stuff. "Three things you should be wary of: A new kid in his prime..." =================== APPENDIX: Test data =================== DATA LIST LIST SKIP=1 /X x1. BEGIN DATA X x1 10 .12 12 .14 15 .18 22 .26 25 .30 END DATA. FORMATS X(F3) x1(F6.2). LIST. |
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