Re: Specifying blank custom attribute values in SPSSINC SELECT Variables
Posted by
Jon Peck on
URL: http://spssx-discussion.165.s1.nabble.com/Specifying-blank-custom-attribute-values-in-SPSSINC-SELECT-Variables-tp5740494p5740495.html
You could use /ATTRHASANY MR.Set
or
/ATTRVALUES NAME=NAME2 VALUE = "" "abc"
If those don't work for you, send me a sav file with the attribute you want to test (no data needed).
I am trying to define subsets of variables based on whether they are ordinary
"Single" variables that have no entry on the custom attribute MR.Set.
I get this message from
NAME2=MR.Set VALUE2=" "
NAME2=MR.Set VALUE2=""
NAME2=MR.Set VALUE2= string.empty
Warnings
No variables qualify for macro definition !InputSingle
Is there a way to specify an empty string or do I have to put something like
"none" in the custom attribute Mr.Set?
TITLE 'Variables about HH water '.
SUBTITLE 'Single input variables'.
SPSSINC SELECT VARIABLES MACRONAME = '!InputSingle'
/PROPERTIES
TYPE=NUMERIC
/ATTRHASALL 'Var.Grouping' 'Source' 'MR.Set'
/ATTRVALUES
NAME =Var.Grouping VALUE="Water"
NAME1=Source VALUE1="input"
* NAME2=MR.Set VALUE2=" "*
/OPTIONS
ORDER=FILE
PRINT=YES.
This works and prints the variable names,
SUBTITLE 'Multiple Response variables'
SPSSINC SELECT VARIABLES MACRONAME = '!InputMR'
/PROPERTIES
TYPE=NUMERIC
/ATTRHASALL 'Var.Grouping' 'Source' 'MR.Set'
/ATTRVALUES
NAME =Var.Grouping VALUE="Water"
NAME1=Source VALUE1="input"
* NAME2=MR.Set VALUE2="$Store.Water"*
/OPTIONS
ORDER=FILE
PRINT=YES.
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Art Kendall
Social Research Consultants
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