Re: crosstab output as new data file

2014-01-15 Thread Joseph Saint Pierre
2014/1/15, Frans Houweling : > Maybe > AGGREGATE OUTFILE=* /BREAK=doc /pages=N. > will do the trick.. > Have fun > Frans Thank you for the idea. I thought I could use AGGREGATE but I could not see how. The break has to be done with the other variable and repeated, and then it is necessary the matc

Re: crosstab output as new data file

2014-01-15 Thread Ben Pfaff
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Joseph Saint Pierre wrote: > cross ip by doc > /cell=count > /stat=none. > > I obtain almost what I want but with too many useless things... > "CROSSTABS" summary and lines with = > I reorganised output with some unix commands to get a raw data file, > with o

Re: crosstab output as new data file

2014-01-15 Thread Frans Houweling
Maybe AGGREGATE OUTFILE=* /BREAK=doc /pages=N. will do the trick.. Have fun Frans On 15/01/2014 17:34, Joseph Saint Pierre wrote: Hello. I have a rather big file, with 5 lines (it could have much more) and two fileds first field is an IP number, there are other 3 values, the second fiel

crosstab output as new data file

2014-01-15 Thread Joseph Saint Pierre
Hello. I have a rather big file, with 5 lines (it could have much more) and two fileds first field is an IP number, there are other 3 values, the second field is a page identifier. In this case there are 18 possible values With a very simple PSPP comand as follow cross ip by doc /cell=