First, thanks very much to Alan for answering my previous question. I am now trying to replicate the following SPSS regression language (simplified here for clarity). * SPSS, Entering Two Blocks, No ErrorsREGRESSION /STATISTICS COEFF OUTS R ANOVA CHANGE /DEPENDENT y /METHOD=ENTER var1 /METHOD=ENTER var2. Now, I try to do the same thing in PSPP, but am not successful. * PSPP, Example 1, Entering Two Blocks, ERRORREGRESSION /STATISTICS COEFF CI R ANOVA /VARIABLES= var1 var2 /DEPENDENT=y /METHOD=ENTER var1 /METHOD=ENTER var2. Output= syntax error at var1.
Please note that the following, with one block only and using "/method=enter", works fine. * PSPP Example 2, Entering 1 Block, No ErrorsREGRESSION /STATISTICS COEFF CI R ANOVA /VARIABLES= var1 var2 /DEPENDENT=y /METHOD=ENTER. Please reply if you know how to enter variables in blocks, as shown in the SPSS example (and, if you used a book, website, or other resource,where you found the information). Thank you!
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