Thank you very much for this video. Gone through so many videos before this one and was still lost. Through your explanation, I was able to exclude voided responses from my analysis.
This is so useful. Thank you. What if I want to select specific ID numbers to analyze? So, I conducted interviews with select heads of households, represented by the ID numbers ...but there is no value for the ID variable...
Hi ! Is there any way to select only Asian females with good productivity and agree in satisfaction variable ? I have to do something similar and I just set gender = 1 and region = 1 and religion = 1 ... But instead of showing me cases with 1.1.1 variables ... It may show me variables with 2.1.1 ... Guess it checks for all the condition independently... But I want to check it as a whole group ... Is there any way to do that ?
I wanna select cases so I get the only variables between 10 and 45, but I don't know how I can do that! I tried the orders: 10 < [variable] < 45 --> It didn't work. I also tried: 10 < [variable] or [variable] < 45 and it didn't work! Can someone help me?
But what if I want to exclude some data based on the ID ? Like for example I want to analyze the data without the ID 2 and 78 ? How do I write the condition ? It's driving me crazy
my problem was solved with this simple and instructive explanation. thank you.
this is the best one by far. laconic presentation, and you give every aspect of this case! Well done.
Thank you very much for this video. Gone through so many videos before this one and was still lost. Through your explanation, I was able to exclude voided responses from my analysis.
Finally you had the stuff i was looking for!! Thank you very much!!!!
I'm starting to use SPSS and I thank you for these videos.
Very helpful! Thank you for putting these together!
Top video, highly reccomended! Thank you!
This is the only video that helped me. Thank you very much!
This is perfect explanation, thanks!
Loved it, so easily explained
very nice presentation, thank you
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SO HELPFUL!!! Thanks! :)
Excellent explanation.
Thank you.
This is so useful. Thank you. What if I want to select specific ID numbers to analyze? So, I conducted interviews with select heads of households, represented by the ID numbers ...but there is no value for the ID variable...
Been searching all over RUclips for the SPSS word 'or' ... dafuq
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Million thanks, well explained
This is so helpful!
Very useful. Thank you very much.
thank u for the video.. saved me a lot of times..
Thank you soooooo much ....for all this .....Grand salaute
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Hi ! Is there any way to select only Asian females with good productivity and agree in satisfaction variable ? I have to do something similar and I just set gender = 1 and region = 1 and religion = 1 ... But instead of showing me cases with 1.1.1 variables ... It may show me variables with 2.1.1 ... Guess it checks for all the condition independently... But I want to check it as a whole group ... Is there any way to do that ?
I wanna select cases so I get the only variables between 10 and 45, but I don't know how I can do that! I tried the orders: 10 < [variable] < 45 --> It didn't work. I also tried: 10 < [variable] or [variable] < 45 and it didn't work! Can someone help me?
But what if I want to exclude some data based on the ID ? Like for example I want to analyze the data without the ID 2 and 78 ?
How do I write the condition ? It's driving me crazy
It helped!
Gets interesting from 2:03
thank you sweetheart, now my data analysis will be fucking sweet!
Does anyone know how I can select variables by name? I only want variables with a specific name.
by using key CTRL F