modify tables subtype=

[PerryGrossman]

Hi, Does anyone know what the subtype= would be to trim the output from this: DESCRIPTIVES VARIABLES=var1 /STATISTICS=MEAN. This works for crosstabs: CROSSTABS /TABLES=var1 BY var2 /CELLS=COUNT COLUMN /COUNT ROUND CELL. SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES subtype="'Crosstabulation'" SELECT="<>" /STYLES CUSTOMFUNCTION="customstylefunctions.SetDecimalPlaces(decimals=0)". I searched the ibm site and http://www.spss.com/sites/dm-book/resources/ProgDataMgmt_19_book.pdf but can't seem to find it. Thanks, Perry

[Jon K Peck]

You can find the subtype of any pivot table by right clicking on the outline item that corresponds to it and choosing Copy OMS Subtype.  You can also find this from the list in Utilities>OMS Identifiers.

HTH,

Jon Peck
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Hi, Does anyone know what the subtype= would be to trim the output from this: DESCRIPTIVES VARIABLES=var1 /STATISTICS=MEAN. This works for crosstabs: CROSSTABS /TABLES=var1 BY var2 /CELLS=COUNT COLUMN /COUNT ROUND CELL. SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES subtype="'Crosstabulation'" SELECT="<>" /STYLES CUSTOMFUNCTION="customstylefunctions.SetDecimalPlaces(decimals=0)". I searched the ibm site and http://www.spss.com/sites/dm-book/resources/ProgDataMgmt_19_book.pdf but can't seem to find it. Thanks, Perry

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