p values for correlations using /MATRIX=OUT(*).

[Ben Whalley]

Hi - I wondered if there was a straightforward way to have SPSS output p values for correlations when
outputting to a matrix? I have to create loads of formatted tables and it's much more convenient
doing it this way than trying to copy from the normal output.

Thanks for any advice,

Ben

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[Marta Garcia-Granero]

Hi Ben
> Hi - I wondered if there was a straightforward way to have SPSS output p values for correlations when
> outputting to a matrix? I have to create loads of formatted tables and it's much more convenient
> doing it this way than trying to copy from the normal output.
>
You need to use OMS to capture the p-values, like in this piece of code
(extracted from a macro):

.
.
.
OMS /SELECT TABLES
 /IF COMMANDS='Non Par Corr' SUBTYPES='Correlations'
 /DESTINATION FORMAT=SAV
  OUTFILE='C:\Temp\Kendall.sav'.
NONPAR CORR
  /VARIABLES=!varlist
  /PRINT=KENDALL TWOTAIL NOSIG.
OMSEND.
.
.
.
HTH,
Marta García-Granero

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