Everything from one stage to another is well comprehended, you do not hurry with your tutoring like what other tutors keep doing. Furthermore, you went by repeating the stages and a summary of what you did earlier. Thanks for all the tutoring.
They can leave it blank. But then you need to decide if you want to make them part of the analysis. If too many of the responses are missing, then just don't include the respondent in the analysis.
Assalam-0-alaikum Sir! Normally we calculate a percentage table on one item in SPSS ....can we calculate a percentage table for 1 variable in SPSS? Suppose, If a variable has 6 items and we want to calculate one percentage table for all 6 items, instead of making a percentage table for a single item. Waiting for your kind response. JazakAllah!
I think you are talking about the computing of variable... yes you can do that... I have explained it in this video.. ruclips.net/video/7g5Ijuh3aHw/видео.html Please feel free to ask, if you do not get the answer.
Hello sir, you videos are very helpful. Sir, as you mentioned that the tab(251) had missing values throughout, it needs to be deactivated. I am trying to do the same for my tabs which do not contain values but it is not getting unhighlighted. I am using SPSS 26, what could be the reason that my tab is not getting unhighlighted even after clicking clear? Please help me with this sir.
What can i do if identified outlier is valid. Like majority of the responses are strongly agree and few are strongly disagree . when i check for outliers "strongly agree" shows as outliers :( Please help
I don't think that is a problem. In Likert Scale respondents re free to report whichever value they feel like. if there are many 5s or 4s that's OK. you just need to do the analysis and report the results.
Your explanation is so well-structured, Sir. I have a question, about question 10 represented in your data, what if the respondent didn't fill in the questions? Thus, the missing data can't be filled. Should I just delete the row? (And report that activity in my syntax). One more question, when I delete the row, should I still press clear?
to delete a row you will have to press "clear". Well, if the respondents did not answer a question, you have three options. 1. you can report in results that this much number of values are missing/ not filled by respondents. 2. you can remove it from your data, means do not use the questionnaire having many missing values. 3. There is a method know as imputation in which you fill the missing value by yourself looking at the other options, or taking mean of the other responses.
Everything from one stage to another is well comprehended, you do not hurry with your tutoring like what other tutors keep doing. Furthermore, you went by repeating the stages and a summary of what you did earlier. Thanks for all the tutoring.
Thank you
I have just seen a full view of screen. Wanted to ask are questionnaires 'nominal' measures, as you've retained here? Thank you
OHHH MY! This is the best teacher. You have taught me so much.
What a good lecturer you are! Thank's
So nice of you
Dear Dr. Atif Belal, Very good demonstration. Thank you.
Thank you
If one can't understand this Teacher, it's up to the listener.
this video is too informative even your all videos are informative.. may you get more honor
Thank You Very Much
Thank you so much for your valuable lecture
It's my pleasure
well explained sir
How do we get this data you’re using to practice along ?
What if the respondent chose not to answer any question? Are we suppose to leave it blank?
They can leave it blank. But then you need to decide if you want to make them part of the analysis. If too many of the responses are missing, then just don't include the respondent in the analysis.
very easy to understand sir, thank you so much
Can anyone tell me how can I remove blank row in spss? Thanks in advance
Select the row (from the extreme left of the row, not the data but the serial cell) and right click ....delete/clear it.
@@TheConceptsbyDrAtifBilal thankyou for your response sir
your video excellent but is limited on cross tab, how to interpret result from cell of crosstab, column, row, and total, to express prevalence
Assalam-0-alaikum Sir!
Normally we calculate a percentage table on one item in SPSS ....can we calculate a percentage table for 1 variable in SPSS?
Suppose, If a variable has 6 items and we want to calculate one percentage table for all 6 items, instead of making a percentage table for a single item.
Waiting for your kind response. JazakAllah!
I think you are talking about the computing of variable... yes you can do that... I have explained it in this video.. ruclips.net/video/7g5Ijuh3aHw/видео.html
Please feel free to ask, if you do not get the answer.
I was not taught about the 'crosstabs' option. The output is very detailed! Thank you for teaching us this!
Glad it was helpful!
Get on point when explaining. You dance around too much. You ain't teaching grade 1 learners
Sorry about that
Thank you so much Sir
Most welcome
How we get no. Of males and no. Of females demo graphically,I.e, as per experience and education. Olz help
See the cross tab part
Hello sir, you videos are very helpful.
Sir, as you mentioned that the tab(251) had missing values throughout, it needs to be deactivated. I am trying to do the same for my tabs which do not contain values but it is not getting unhighlighted. I am using SPSS 26, what could be the reason that my tab is not getting unhighlighted even after clicking clear? Please help me with this sir.
In order to delete the data you need to right click the extreme left tab of the row (containing number) and then click clear..
What can i do if identified outlier is valid. Like majority of the responses are strongly agree and few are strongly disagree . when i check for outliers "strongly agree" shows as outliers :( Please help
I don't think that is a problem. In Likert Scale respondents re free to report whichever value they feel like. if there are many 5s or 4s that's OK. you just need to do the analysis and report the results.
Which version of SPSS ?
All the versions are the same. not much different. so if you are using any, it will work.
Masha-Allah .... very informative lecture
Many many thanks
Thanks for this wonderful video. But pls, can I have access to the data set used in the video?
Create it yourself, this way you will learn more.
Nobody mentions crosstabs! Thank you so much, I've been looking for this!
You're so welcome!
Your explanation is so well-structured, Sir. I have a question, about question 10 represented in your data, what if the respondent didn't fill in the questions? Thus, the missing data can't be filled. Should I just delete the row? (And report that activity in my syntax). One more question, when I delete the row, should I still press clear?
to delete a row you will have to press "clear".
Well, if the respondents did not answer a question, you have three options. 1. you can report in results that this much number of values are missing/ not filled by respondents. 2. you can remove it from your data, means do not use the questionnaire having many missing values. 3. There is a method know as imputation in which you fill the missing value by yourself looking at the other options, or taking mean of the other responses.
@@TheConceptsbyDrAtifBilal Oh yes. Taking the mean. I think I understand what you mean. Thank you Sir!🙏
Sir can you plz provide the data set? We cant able to learn it properly because of non availability of data set
Please email me at atifbilal@live.com
@@TheConceptsbyDrAtifBilal Thank you so much sir. I mailed you.
@@Suvobroto I did not get it.
@@TheConceptsbyDrAtifBilal Sir , thank you so much. Pranam !!
yeah. One Good Lecturer! Thank you sir!
Most welcome!
Dr. Okolie, I don't know how to thank you. this session really is so helpful.
I am glad.
Same. It's way easier than we were taught in classroom! Thank you Sir!
Everything is good but its hard to find the videos of SPSS. Make make a playlist making it easier to find the next video .
Good idea! the playlist is already there and just added lesson numbers
Very helpful, thank you so much Sir