RE: Pspp-users Digest, Vol 191, Issue 13

2022-05-24 Thread Noertjojo, Kukuh
Gene Thank you so much! This is a great paper for us. Kukuh -Original Message- From: Pspp-users [mailto:pspp-users-bounces+kukuh.noertjojo=worksafebc@gnu.org] On Behalf Of pspp-users-requ...@gnu.org Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2022 9:01 AM To: pspp-users@gnu.org Subject: Pspp-users Digest

Temporary

2022-05-24 Thread jhwhite
I am using the PSPP syntax commands: TEMPORARY SELECT IF (VAR1 >=1) Here is the question, I have several PSPP books. The "TEMPORARY" filter gets me the data I desired, but how do I get the data file back to the complete data set before I ran the PSPP syntax? I could not find the resolution

Re: Temporary

2022-05-24 Thread ft gmail
If I understand your question you get the data automatically "back" as the filter command only works for the next command or procedure. If you run temp. sel if (vars >=1) freq varx to vary. SAVE /OUTFILE={’file_name’,file_handle} you save the complete data set without the effect of the filter.

RE: Temporary

2022-05-24 Thread jhwhite
Thank you for the response. I agree with you. I ran a command after the “TEMPORARY” command – but the entire data set is still missing most of the data due to my “SELECT IF” COMMAND. The workaround is I am creating separate files for each select if command I use. Bulky for now. . . Take

Pspp-users Digest, Vol 191, Issue 13

2022-05-24 Thread someone
I'm happy you find this useful. Gene -Original Message- From: Noertjojo, Kukuh To: pspp-users@gnu.org Sent: Tue, May 24, 2022 12:32 pm Subject: RE: Pspp-users Digest, Vol 191, Issue 13 Gene Thank you so much! This is a great paper for us. Kukuh -Original Message- From: Pspp-us

Re: Temporary

2022-05-24 Thread Alan Mead
Sounds like a bug. If you do: temporary. select if(X>1). freq / x. freq / X. My understanding is that the first FREQ should only show X > 1 and the second should show all cases. In fact, the manual entry uses almost this exact syntax: https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/manual/html_node/TEM

RE: Temporary

2022-05-24 Thread jhwhite
Ok – Alan. I will give it a try. Take care, John ___ Email: jhwh...@techwriteinc.com From: Pspp-users On Behalf Of Alan Mead Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2022 7:08 PM To: pspp-users@gnu.org Subject: Re: Temporary Sounds like a bug. If you do: tempo

Error Message on PSPP created PDF files

2022-05-24 Thread jhwhite
Hi, Every time I create PDF files in PSPP, I have issues. Specifically, after the file is created, I try to open the file I get a PDF 114 error message. I tried reinstalling my Adobe Acrobat DC and PSPP - neither action worked. I also tried to delete the "Advanced Metadata" option in "properti

Re: Error Message on PSPP created PDF files

2022-05-24 Thread Alan Mead
What, exactly, are you doing? I took the syntax from the PSPP manual page on Temporary (https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/manual/html_node/TEMPORARY.html), opened a new syntax window, pasted that syntax. Ran it. Selected "Export..." on the output window and saved it to the attached PDF (I'm a

RE: Error Message on PSPP created PDF files

2022-05-24 Thread jhwhite
I will try again, Alan. On the PDF issue, I was trying to export the PDF through the Export option. When I use the print file option to create the PDF – it works fine. This issue is resolved. Thank you, Alan. Take care, John ___ Email: jhwh...@techwr

Re: Error Message on PSPP created PDF files

2022-05-24 Thread amead
I think creating a PDF using Print uses a system component (i.e., some Windows or third-party software creates the PDF). But since exporting a PDF works for me, I'm not sure why you're having difficulties. Was there a PDF attached (temp.pdf) to my prior reply, and were you able to open it?  Th

RE: Error Message on PSPP created PDF files

2022-05-24 Thread jhwhite
Alan, Yes, I was able to print your file. It is probably a bug on my end -- the question is who/what. I will have to put this one aside until I get my grant application completed. At least I can obtain a working PDF using the “File-Print PDF Option.” In the past, I have been able to use t