SPSS for newbies: using syntax to quickly re-run all output after editing data

This is a brief into to SPSS syntax - for newbies who can harness the power of syntax without learning how to write it :)
You've run loads of output and realised you made an error in the data. So now you edit the data and have to re-run all the output. Is there a quick way to redo all the output? YES, with code/syntax.
1:33 Method 1: Paste command for syntax
4:58 Method 2: getting syntax from output window
6:39 Running syntax options - run all, run selection, running one block at a time using Step Through

[@RababaInc]

OMG YOU JUST SAVED ME COUNTLESS HOURS OF WORK! THANK YOU PHIL!

[@s.murphy497]

Thank you. Maybe since you made this video you will convince my students! Why don't people know about Syntax? The obsession with R because people want to "program" is hilarious when they won't utilise the commands in Fortran already written by SPSS.

[@rimaelbasst]

Thank you so much! Life-changing

[@huisun3987]

Thank you for this! Helps a lot.

[@anuraratnasiri5516]

Thank you so much Phil! It is very nice.

[@couragee1]

thanks

[@essamhashem]

thanks a million

[@Iri7935]

I don't have the "log" part before my outputs. Does anyone know why that is? I am trying to rerun my output due to sample change, but I can't find the way

[@collosalkeys1921]

Try 'Edit'>options>viewer- find 'log' in item dropdown menu > check the box at bottom left that says "display commands in the log". Rerun your tests and it should show up

[@EDDIEBROWNSSBL]

I have some question and need some help can i email you?