Re: CTABLES Command

2015-02-17 Thread robertl
CTABLES is essentially a command that allows custom 'Pivot' tables to be generated. An good example of its most common 'in the trenches' uses is below: CTABLES /FORMAT EMPTY=BLANK MISSING='.' MINCOLWIDTH=60 MAXCOLWIDTH=60 UNITS=POINTS /SMISSING VARIABLE /VLABELS VARIABLES=mon_noncurr q1

Re: CTABLES Command

2015-02-17 Thread robertl
I myself would be willing to throw $100 down to motivate someone to do CTABLES. It is a very important feature and I think it would be a great coup for PSPP in terms of penetration. For students and researchers alike it is invaluable, especially when it comes to survey banner reports. Just my

CTABLES Command

2015-02-16 Thread robertl
Hi there, Has there been any progress on CTABLES in PSPP. I have seen some of the back and forth in the archives. It is a very valuable function of SPSS and a very powerful tool for people in my field (market research) for creating banner reports. Any idea on when this might be implemented?