Hello,
New to PSPP (0.7.5 version run on Windows 7 home premium). Want to merge
four files and run simple stats comparing portions of the files that have
overlapping fields. I have built one file with about 250 variables, all
named, with 94 cases each from one of four versions of a survey. Need
Gordon Handford writes:
> New to PSPP (0.7.5 version run on Windows 7 home premium). Want to merge
> four files and run simple stats comparing portions of the files that have
> overlapping fields. I have built one file with about 250 variables, all
> named, with 94 cases each from one of four v
Are you asking whether there is a way to do this through the GUI,
without entering syntax? No, there is not, yet.
Gordon Handford writes:
> Hi Ben, and thank you for the instant response!
>
> I have no experience with changing the coding. Is there a way I can instruct
> PSPP using the command
So how on earth would I enter the syntax to make this modification?
Remember that I am not a programmer. The last programming I did was 30
years ago in Fortran. Maybe I need to give up and enter each case by hand?
G
On 9 February 2011 15:26, Ben Pfaff wrote:
> Are you asking whether there is a
The file PSPP.zip was empty. Can you post the data somewhere else online?
On Wed, Feb 09, 2011 at 02:46:59PM -0500, Peter Preston wrote:
> I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. The results are not good when I do a
> linear regression. I hope that I'm just not hitting the right button or
> somethin
