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Hi,
I have a data file that looks like this.
ID EnrolledF09 AppliedforGrad AcademicHold major
1 'Y' ART
2 ART
3 'Y' ART
4 'Y' BIO
5 BIO
6 'Y' BIO
7 'Y' BIO
8 'Y' BIO
9 'Y' BIO
10 'Y' BIO
I need to report the % of students by each major who enrolledF09 and appliedforGrad. Also, out of the people who did not enroll or apply for graduation I need to report the % who have AcademicHolds. There are about 30 different majors and I want to create an excel workbook with different tabs for different majors displaying the frequencies.
What I would like to do is make a copy of each dataset by major then save to excel as a separate tab for each major:
dataset copy ART.
select if major = 'ART'.
and then compute additional variables displaying the Percentages.
For example, for ART there would be a column created (PercentageEnrolledF09) which would be 33% using the example above. Another column would be PercenatgeAppliedforGrad which would be 33%, and the final column would be PercentageAcademicHolds which would be 0%.
How can I calculate these %'s so the same value appears in each column like this?
Thanks,
Keval
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What you want can be produced much more simply.
Personally I would use 0 to represent No
and 1 to represent Yes. The average of such a variable represents the
proportion for whom the answer was a Yes. When I chart the results, I select the %
format (.5 displays as 50%). First create numeric variables (substitute
100 for yes if you really want a 3 digit number) RECODE EnrolledFO9 AppliedForGrad AcademicHold
(‘Y’=1)
(’ ‘=0) INTO nEnrolledF09
nAppliedForGrad nAcademicHold . Create a concise summary table with code
like: MEANS Tables= nEnrolledF09
nAppliedForGrad nAcademicHold BY Major /Cells= Mean . You could use AGGREGATE to get means by Major
and write that to a spreadsheet I assume that the absence of a ‘Y’
implies ‘N’ but consider whether there are cases where there
is a “not applicable”. Dennis Deck RMC Research From: Keval Khichadia
[mailto:[hidden email]] Hi, I have a data file that looks like this. ID EnrolledF09 AppliedforGrad
AcademicHold major 1
'Y'
ART 2 ART 3
'Y' ART 4 'Y'
BIO 5
BIO 6 'Y'
BIO 7
'Y' BIO 8
'Y'
BIO 9
'Y' BIO 10
'Y' BIO
I need to report the % of students by each major who enrolledF09 and
appliedforGrad. Also, out of the people who did not enroll or apply for
graduation I need to report the % who have AcademicHolds. There are about 30
different majors and I want to create an excel workbook with different tabs for
different majors displaying the frequencies. What I would like to do is make a copy of each dataset by major then
save to excel as a separate tab for each major: dataset copy ART. select if major = 'ART'. and then compute additional variables displaying the Percentages. For example, for ART there would be a column created
(PercentageEnrolledF09) which would be 33% using the example above. Another
column would be PercenatgeAppliedforGrad which would be 33%, and the final
column would be PercentageAcademicHolds which would be 0%. How can I calculate these %'s so the same value appears in each column
like this? Thanks, Keval |
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