Posted by
Ian Martin-2 on
Dec 07, 2010; 1:51pm
URL: http://spssx-discussion.165.s1.nabble.com/How-to-make-tables-for-submission-to-journals-tp3295146p3295801.html
For the half dozen or so tables that I put into a journal submission,
I've generally found it easier to just export the SPSS output to
Excel, and edit and format the tables there. SPSS tables usually
have more information in them than journals would like to report, and
Excel allows for conditional formatting to underline or boldface
significant p-values.
cheers,
Ian
Ian D. Martin, Ph.D.
Tsuji Laboratory
University of Waterloo
Dept. of Environment & Resource Studies
On 06 Dec, 2010, at 8:39 PM, J McClure wrote:
> I created tables using the custom tables module and tablelooks. I then
> met with my mentor and he had several suggestions for my tables but I
> can't figure out how to do in custom tables what he suggests.
> Also, I'd like to know what software/methods other than custom tables
> people are using for manuscripts to be submitted to a journals?
>
> Specific questions:
> 1. Can one export custom or not custom tables as LaTex?
> 2. Is there a way to have the significant results bolded?
> 3. Can I include p-values in a custom tables.
> Thanks,
> Jan
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