SAVE TRANSLATE Command

spaces it produces an "expecting variable name" error. I have tried with and without parentheses and gotten the same result. I'm not sure if this is a bug or if there is an idiosyncrasy to the syntax that I am missing. Elio Spinello s Elio Spinello Partner RPM

Problem with /Rename with Save Translate

I have not been able to get the /Rename subcommand to work on a "Save Translate" command. The error that I consistently get is the following: I have tried a number of variations to the syntax including: SAVE TRANSLATE /OUTFILE='e:\Databases\Updates\RCRA\hreport_univ_CA5.csv"

RE: Problem with /Rename with Save Translate

I'm running it under Windows 10. Your example runs find but aside from a minor syntax error I found in my code, it appears that the problem is with the long column names containing spaces. I have tried using single quotes, double quotes, and square brackets. Are they not supported? Elio Spi

RE: Problem with /Rename with Save Translate

...and the version is 1.2 -Original Message- From: Elio Spinello Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2019 12:43 PM To: 'John Darrington' Cc: 'pspp-users@gnu.org' Subject: RE: Problem with /Rename with Save Translate I'm running it under Windows 10. Your example r

Re: Problem with /Rename with Save Translate

P variable naming rules. "FWIW the same code does run properly under SPSS.ElioSent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device Original message From: John Darrington Date: 8/16/19 1:49 AM (GMT-08:00) To: Elio Spinello Cc: 'John Darrington' , pspp-users@gnu.org Subject:

RE: Problem with /Rename with Save Translate

Here is the code that I ran in SPSS. Some of the really long names were truncated, but it ran successfully without error messages (other than a message about the truncations) and it produced the output file. Elio Elio Spinello, EdD Partner RPM Consulting, LLC 17130 Devonshire St. Suite 101

RE: Question about PSPP installation

For what it’s worth, I have been running PSPP under Windows 10 very successfully for the past several years. The Windows installation is no different than any other Windows program, and the interface is similar to that of SPSS. I would suggest giving it a try. Elio Spinello, EdD RPM

RE: Import Codebook

cause the data to be read. RENAME VARIABLES may not be specified following TEMPORARY (see TEMPORARY). Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-3872 Office: 818-831-7607 Cell: 818-570-3546 From: Pspp-users On Behalf Of Marek

RE: Import Codebook

://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZakhRd4aDAQ I would think that one of those approaches would probably be the easiest to work with for both developers and users. Elio Spinello Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-3872 Office: 818-831-7607

RE: Import Codebook

aset to another. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZakhRd4aDAQ I would think that one of those approaches would probably be the easiest to work with for both developers and users. Elio Spinello Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-38

RE: will someone please run this syntax for me on SPSS?

Here is what I get… Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-3872 Office: 818-831-7607 Cell: 818-570-3546 From: pspp-users-bounces+espinello=rpmconsulting@gnu.org On Behalf Of Ben Pfaff Sent: Monday, November 28

RE: PSPPire default editor

-sensitive, or to have a checkbox for optional case-sensitivity. Elio Spinello Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-3872 Office: 818-831-7607 Cell: 818-570-3546 -Original Message- From: pspp-users-bounces+espinello=rpmconsulting

RE: color coding of syntax

It seems that using pspp 2.0.0-pre3g2c9fe2 under Windows 11, the EDIT-FIND command in the Syntax editor is not working. The dialog appears, but nothing is ever found. As an aside, it would be really nice to also have a Search-and-Replace option in the syntax editor, as well. Elio Spinello

RE: color coding of syntax

ng of syntax On Wed, Feb 7, 2024 at 12:06 PM "Elio Spinello" wrote: > It seems that using pspp 2.0.0-pre3g2c9fe2 under Windows 11, the EDIT-FIND > command in the Syntax editor is not working. The dialog appears, but nothing > is ever found. As an aside, it would be really nice

RE: color coding of syntax

ng it. On Wed, Feb 7, 2024 at 2:26 PM "Elio Spinello" wrote: > > One more question. In the variables view, I can select a variable and > right-click Clear Variables to delete that variable, but selecting more than > one variable will not allow me to delete them. Is that

Sorting by variable name

e name but the results seem to sort a section of variables and then re-start alphabetically multiple times. This is version GNU pspp 2.0.0-pre3g2c9fe2 running under Windows 11. Elio Spinello RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-3872 Office: 81

RE: Sorting by variable name

I hadn’t paid any attention to capitalization but now that I do, I totally see it. Thanks for the quick turnaround! Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco Canyon Rd #320 Santa Clarita, CA 91350-3872 Office: 818-831-7607 Cell: 818-570-3546 From: Ben Pfaff

Display of sums in Descriptives

the sums are rounding will be appreciated. DESCRIPTIVES /VARIABLES= CDBAL Savbal checkbal mmbal /STATISTICS=DEFAULT SUM. DESCRIPTIVES /VARIABLES= CDBAL Savbal checkbal mmbal /STATISTICS=DEFAULT SUM. Elio Spinello, EdD RPM Consulting, LLC 27943 Seco