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aboveda

sub command warning

Hi,

I'm running a GLM multivariate with 2 IVs (Design_SRC and Selection_SRC) and their interaction. The two IVs are a recode of an existing variable (recode into different variable-->old and new values). Both have the same values (1=company, 2 = customer).

Once I run the GLM-->multivariate and place the IVs as the fixed factor, on the output it displays the following warning:

"The subcommand Design_SRC is repeated. The last occurrence is used"

In reviewing the Multivariate tests, no tests are run for Design_SRC but they are run for Selection_SRC, their interaction and any other variable I put in.

What does this warning mean? How can I fix this? If I run a one way anova using Desing_SRC as the factor I have no problems. Help!

Adriana

Swank, Paul R

Re: sub command warning

Have you checked to see how related your 2 IVs are?

Dr. Paul R. Swank,
Professor and Director of Research
Children's Learning Institute
University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston

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Subject: sub command warning

Hi,

I'm running a GLM multivariate with 2 IVs (Design_SRC and Selection_SRC) and
their interaction. The two IVs are a recode of an existing variable (recode
into different variable-->old and new values). Both have the same values
(1=company, 2 = customer).

Once I run the GLM-->multivariate and place the IVs as the fixed factor, on
the output it displays the following warning:

"The subcommand Design_SRC is repeated. The last occurrence is used"

In reviewing the Multivariate tests, no tests are run for Design_SRC but
they are run for Selection_SRC, their interaction and any other variable I
put in.

What does this warning mean? How can I fix this? If I run a one way anova
using Desing_SRC as the factor I have no problems. Help!

Adriana

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aboveda

Re: sub command warning

In reply to this post by aboveda

In what sense?

My two IVs are my manipulated variables that created the four conditions of
the experiment. So I'm trying to measure the main and interaction effects.

I changed the values of one from 1,2 to 3,4 and that worked for a while.
Eventually I got the same message again. I've tried this in SPSS 15 and 16
and get the same problem in both

>===== Original Message From "Swank, Paul R" <[hidden email]> =====
>Have you checked to see how related your 2 IVs are?
>
>Dr. Paul R. Swank,
>Professor and Director of Research
>Children's Learning Institute
>University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of

aboveda

>Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 5:26 PM
>To: [hidden email]
>Subject: sub command warning
>
>Hi,
>
>I'm running a GLM multivariate with 2 IVs (Design_SRC and Selection_SRC) and
>their interaction. The two IVs are a recode of an existing variable (recode
>into different variable-->old and new values). Both have the same values
>(1=company, 2 = customer).
>
>Once I run the GLM-->multivariate and place the IVs as the fixed factor, on
>the output it displays the following warning:
>
>"The subcommand Design_SRC is repeated. The last occurrence is used"
>
>In reviewing the Multivariate tests, no tests are run for Design_SRC but
>they are run for Selection_SRC, their interaction and any other variable I
>put in.
>
>What does this warning mean? How can I fix this? If I run a one way anova
>using Desing_SRC as the factor I have no problems. Help!
>
>Adriana
>
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Swank, Paul R

Re: sub command warning

But have you checked to ensure that there has not been a coding of recoding error that might be causing the problem, Simply doing a crosstabs for the two variables would clarify this.

Dr. Paul R. Swank,
Professor and Director of Research
Children's Learning Institute
University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston

-----Original Message-----
From: aboveda [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 11:54 AM
To: Swank, Paul R; SPSSX-L
Subject: RE: sub command warning

In what sense?

My two IVs are my manipulated variables that created the four conditions of
the experiment. So I'm trying to measure the main and interaction effects.

I changed the values of one from 1,2 to 3,4 and that worked for a while.
Eventually I got the same message again. I've tried this in SPSS 15 and 16
and get the same problem in both

aboveda