Hi all,
I have a script that used to work fine until I installed SP2… I need the SP2, but I also need the script! It's a WWB script that merges pivot tables with their "comparison of column proportions/means" significance tables. I know many of you will tell me to use SPSSINC MERGE TABLES, but that doesn't work for me!
Anyway, I keep getting the following errors and phenomena:
In the Output Viewer, as log:
Error : (10094) ActiveX Automation: Object var is 'Nothing'. (I always get this one)
Error: (&h800405e9) an error occured in pivot table library (I sometimes get this one, as well)
Then I get a WWB pop up window that says:
sync httpsendrequest failed: getlasterror (12002)
The tables are sometimes merged, in spite of the error claims, but in a different way than normal:
- The capital letters that are added to the first (labels) row appear only for the first column (e.g., only "A")
- All non-significant cells become aligned to the right
- In a few cases some cell (those with significance notations) turn from pct formatting to scientific (i.e., 1E)
I work on Windows 7 64 bit, if that matters.
Mysterious are the ways SPSS thinks! Another phenomenon, which doesn't bother me, for example, is that it has a special affinity to the line "*SKIP CHECK." (notice the * in the beginning of the line, which should turn it into a comment). I have this line in several of my syntax files, since I do a lot of QC. Since installing SP2, whenever it gets to this line, the processor re-runs the previous command again. When I added an underscore ("*SKIP_CHECK.") this didn't happen anymore. Go figure!
Nirit
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