running multiple analyses without opening output

[NicoDW]

Hello,

i'am running multiple syntaxes where all tables are saved as xlsx tables. Is
it possible to run these analyses without spps opens an output window? So
that the xlsx tables are saved directly. This would enhance speed.

thanks in advance

Nico



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[Jon Peck]

You can use OMS to capture all or selected tables and write to Excel or other formats.  VIEWER=NO excludes that output from the Viewer.  However, this might not save much time, because the Viewer runs in parallel in a separate process.

On Sat, May 19, 2018 at 12:38 AM NicoDW <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello,

i'am running multiple syntaxes where all tables are saved as xlsx tables. Is
it possible to run these analyses without spps opens an output window? So
that the xlsx tables are saved directly. This would enhance speed.

thanks in advance

Nico



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[NicoDW]

Ok Thanks Jon. The idea came up because I get the xlsx files in word without
opening Excel.



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