Clustered bar/line chart of means (repeated measures) in SPSS

Create a clustered bar or line chart of means for repeated measures data using SPSS.
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[@liebschen25]

thank you SO (!!!!) much!!!! i tried this for 2 hours and i was close to throwing my computer against the wall when i found this. and now i have a pretty little clustered bar chart.... you made my evening :p

[@manonvanderaa623]

This was very helpful. I was becoming desperate, but now I was able to make the chart I needed. Thank you!

[@rhebratte]

TYVM for doing this vid!

[@shabanapsychologist2060]

Thank You very much. It is really very informative video.

[@alexdam8218]

you the bomb, thanks

[@oluwatosinarowolo8169]

Hi, I found this very very helpful. Thank you

[@swizzle94]

THANK YOU!!!

[@juliuskotir4708]

Thanks very much. Can one use ordinal data for this kind of clustering? I have ordinal data the rated certain variables according to their importance. I tried to drag all the variables but the plus sign would not show.

[@TinFunYip]

Very helpful

[@khinsabaehtut4280]

Thank you so much

[@moolive3521]

Thank you for the video. But I didn't get why you didn't pick an X-axis ? Is it done automatically?

[@vatsalthebest]

This is very helpful. But can you tell me how can I add a line with astricks to show which group differ significantly?? I have searched a lot on the web but can seems to find a solution specifically for SPSS

[@julieanncorrigan]

Is there something similar for box plots? I can only find an option to display box plots for one variable at a time.

[@thedudesupreme]

Misleading: this is a chart for mixed factorial, not just repeated measures. No one seems to know how to produce a clustered plot for a factorial repeated measures anova.

[@cgregfly]

thedudesupreme True, I hadn't noticed that actually. Thanks for pointing this out as I will make this more clear in my updated video :).