Dear Ms Kahf,
great that I could help you. I would use short nouns, maybe abbreviated,
to describe the item content. For example, instead of using
"Wahrscheinlichkeit_es_zu_kaufenA": "KaufwahrschA". Instead of, for
example: "Eignung_Moebelbau": "EignMoeb" . The variable name need not to
descr
Dear Dr. Oliver Walter
thank you very very much. It really solved my problem, i can open the file
again.
I will not to use „Umlaute“ again in pspp, new lecture for me :)
As i mentioned its my first time working with PSPP so how would you recommend
to choose the names of the variables so it would
Thank you for your opinion. But PSPP reported problems with variable
names which contains umlauts when I opened the data file before I fixed
the problem by changing the variable names.
Am 04.02.2018 um 19:31 schrieb John Darrington:
I have often used umlauts in variable names, and never had p
I have often used umlauts in variable names, and never had problems. I've also
experimented with Chinese and other exotic characters and everything works fine
for me.
That error message is not one that PSPP generates. It looks like it is coming
from the operating system.
So I think this must be
Dear Ms Kahf,
PSPP does not seem to like variable names which include German umlauts
(Umlaute) such as ä, ö or ü. I tried to fix your data file and seem to
be successful. I send it to you attached to this e-mail. Please check it.
BTW: Your choice of variable names is not optimal for data mana
