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9780130179029

Base 10.0 for Windows User's Guide

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    9780130179029

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    0130179027

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-01-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference

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Table of Contents

Overview
1(16)
What's New in SPSS 10.0?
2(1)
Windows
3(3)
Designated versus Active Window
5(1)
Menus
6(1)
Toolbars
6(2)
Status Bar
8(1)
Dialog Boxes
9(6)
Variable Names and Variable Labels in Dialog Box Lists
10(1)
Dialog Box Pushbuttons
11(1)
Subdialog Boxes
12(1)
Selecting Variables
12(3)
Basic Steps in Data Analysis
15(1)
Statistics Coach
16(1)
Finding Out More about SPSS
16(1)
Getting Help
17(8)
Copying Help Text
23(2)
Data Files
25(34)
Opening a Data File
25(3)
Data File Types
26(1)
Opening File Options
26(1)
How the Data Editor Reads Excel 5 or Later Files
27(1)
How the Data Editor Reads Older Excel Files and Other Spreadsheets
27(1)
How the Data Editor Reads dBASE Files
28(1)
Reading Database Files
28(14)
Selecting a Data Source
29(2)
Database Login
31(1)
Selecting Data Fields
31(7)
Creating a Parameter Query
38(2)
Defining Variables
40(1)
Results
41(1)
Reading Text Data Files
42(10)
To Read Text Data Files
42(1)
Text Wizard Step 1
43(1)
Text Wizard Step 2
44(1)
Text Wizard Step 3: Delimited Files
45(2)
Text Wizard Step 3: Fixed-Width Files
47(1)
Text Wizard Step 4: Delimited Files
48(1)
Text Wizard Step 4: Fixed-Width Files
49(1)
Text Wizard Step 5
50(2)
Text Wizard Step 6
52(1)
File Information
52(1)
Saving Data Files
53(2)
Saving File Options
55(1)
Virtual Active File
55(4)
Creating a Data Cache
57(2)
Distributed Analysis
59(10)
Distributed versus Local Analysis
59(10)
Server Login
60(2)
Opening Data Files in Distributed Analysis Mode
62(1)
Saving Data Files in Distributed Analysis Mode
63(1)
Data File Access in Local and Distributed Analysis Mode
64(2)
Availability of Procedures in Distributed Analysis Mode
66(1)
Using UNC Path Specifications
66(3)
Data Editor
69(20)
Data View
70(1)
Variable View
71(8)
Variable Names
72(1)
Measurement Levle
72(2)
Variable Type
74(1)
Variable Labels
75(1)
Value Labels
75(1)
Missing Values
76(2)
Column Width
78(1)
Alignment
78(1)
Applying Variable Definition Attributes to Other Variables
78(1)
Entering Data
79(2)
Data Value Restrictions
81(1)
Editing Data in Data View
81(4)
Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Data Values
82(1)
Inserting New Cases
83(1)
Inserting New Variables
83(1)
Changing Data Type
84(1)
Go to Case
85(1)
Case Selection Status in the Data Editor
86(1)
Data Editor Display Options
86(1)
Data Editor Printing
87(2)
Data Transformations
89(26)
Compute Variable
89(3)
Compute Variable: If Cases
91(1)
Compute Variable: Type and Label
92(1)
Functions
92(1)
Missing Values in Functions
93(1)
Random Number Seed
93(1)
Count Occurrences of Values within Cases
94(2)
Count Values within Cases: Values to Count
95(1)
Recoding Values
96(5)
Recode into Same Variables
96(3)
Recode into Different Variables
99(2)
Rank Cases
101(3)
Rank Cases: Types
102(1)
Rank Cases: Ties
103(1)
Categorize Variables
104(1)
Automatic Recode
105(1)
Time Series Data Transformations
106(9)
Define Dates
106(2)
Create Time Series
108(3)
Replace Missing Values
111(4)
File Handling and File Transformations
115(20)
Sort Cases
116(1)
Transpose
117(1)
Merging Data Files
117(6)
Add Cases
118(3)
Add Variables
121(2)
Apply Dictionary
123(1)
Applying a Dictionary to Weighted Data Files
124(1)
Aggregate Data
124(4)
Aggregate Data: Aggregate Function
126(1)
Aggregate Data: Variable Name and Label
127(1)
Split File
128(1)
Select Cases
129(4)
Select Cases: If
130(1)
Select Cases: Random Sample
131(1)
Select Cases: Range
132(1)
Weight Cases
133(2)
Working with Output
135(28)
Viewer
135(9)
Draft Viewer
136(1)
Showing and Hiding Results
137(1)
Moving, Copying, and Deleting Results
138(1)
Changing Alignment
139(1)
Viewer Outline
140(4)
Using Results in Other Applications
144(3)
To Embed Pivot Tables and Interactive Charts in Another Application
145(1)
To Paste a Table or Chart as a Picture
146(1)
To Paste a Pivot Table as a Table
146(1)
Pasting Objects into the Viewer
147(2)
Export Output
149(6)
To Export Output
150(5)
Printing Viewer Documents
155(6)
Print Preview
156(2)
Page Setup
158(3)
Saving Results
161(2)
Save with Password
162(1)
Draft Viewer
163(10)
Draft Viewer Output
163(2)
To Create Draft Output
164(1)
Controlling Draft Output Format
165(5)
Font Attributes
170(1)
To Change Font Attributes for Draft Output
170(1)
Printing Draft Output
170(2)
Print Preview
171(1)
To View a Print Preview for Draft Output
171(1)
Saving Draft Viewer Output
172(1)
Saving Draft Output as Text
172(1)
Pivot Tables
173(32)
Manipulating a Pivot Table
173(5)
Working with Layers
178(3)
Bookmarks
181(1)
Showing and Hiding Cells
182(2)
Editing Results
184(18)
Changing the Appearance of Tables
184(2)
Table Properties
186(7)
Font
193(1)
Set Data Cell Widths
194(1)
Cell Properties
195(4)
Footnote Marker
199(1)
Selecting Rows and Columns in Pivot Tables
200(1)
Modifying Pivot Table Results
201(1)
Printing Pivot Tables
202(3)
Controlling Table Breaks for Wide and Long Tables
203(2)
Working with Command Syntax
205(8)
Command Syntax Rules
205(2)
Creating Command Syntax from Dialog Boxes
207(1)
To Paste Command Syntax from a Dialog Box
207(1)
Using Syntax from the Output Log
208(1)
Using Syntax from the Journal File
209(2)
To Run Command Syntax
211(2)
Frequencies
213(6)
Sample Output
214(1)
To Obtain Frequencies and Statistics
215(4)
Frequencies Statistics
216(1)
Frequencies Charts
217(1)
Frequencies Format
218(1)
Descriptives
219(4)
Sample Output
220(1)
To Obtain Descriptive Statistics
220(3)
Descriptives Options
221(2)
Explore
223(8)
Sample Output
224(1)
To Explore Your Data
225(6)
Explore Statistics
226(1)
Explore Plots
227(1)
Explore Options
228(3)
Crosstabs
231(6)
Sample Output
232(1)
To Obtain Crosstabulations
232(5)
Crosstabs Layers
233(1)
Crosstabs Clustered Bar Charts
234(1)
Crosstabs Statistics
234(2)
Crosstabs Cell Display
236(1)
Crosstabs Table Format
236(1)
Summarize
237(4)
Sample Output
238(1)
To Obtain Case Summaries
238(3)
Summarize Options
239(1)
Summarize Statistics
240(1)
Means
241(4)
Sample Output
242(1)
To Obtain Means
243(2)
Means Options
244(1)
OLAP Cubes
245(6)
Sample Output
246(1)
To Obtain OLAP Cubes
247(4)
OLAP Cubes Statistics
248(1)
OLAP Cubes Title
249(2)
T Tests
251(12)
Independent-Samples T Test
251(1)
Sample Output
252(1)
To Obtain an Independent-Samples T Test
253(2)
Independent-Samples T Test Define Groups
254(1)
Independent-Samples T Test Options
255(1)
Paired-Samples T Test
255(1)
Sample Output
256(1)
To Obtain a Paired-Samples T Test
257(1)
Paired-Samples T Test Options
258(1)
One-Sample T Test
258(1)
Sample Output
259(1)
To Obtain a One-Sample T Test
260(3)
One-Sample T Test Options
260(3)
One-Way Analysis of Variance
263(6)
Sample Output
264(1)
To Obtain a One-Way Analysis of Variance
265(4)
One-Way ANOVA Contrasts
266(1)
One-Way ANOVA Post Hoc Tests
267(1)
One-Way ANOVA Options
268(1)
GLM Univariate Analysis
269(16)
Sample Output
271(1)
To Obtain a GLM Univariate Analysis
272(13)
GLM Univariate Model
273(2)
GLM Univariate Contrasts
275(2)
GLM Univariate Profile Plots
277(1)
GLM Univariate Post Hoc Multiple Comparisons for Observed Means
278(3)
GLM Univariate Save
281(1)
GLM Univariate Options
282(1)
UNIANOVA Command Additional Features
283(2)
Bivariate Correlations
285(7)
Sample Output
286(1)
To Obtain Bivariate Correlations
287(5)
Bivariate Correlations Options
288(1)
CORRELATIONS and NONPAR CORR Command Additional Features
289(2)
Partial Correlations
291(1)
Sample Output
292(3)
To Obtain Partial Correlations
293(1)
Partial Correlations Options
294(1)
Distances
295(4)
To Obtain a Distance Matrix
296(1)
Distances Dissimilarity Measures
297(1)
Distances Similarity Measures
298(1)
Linear Regression
299(10)
Sample Output
300(2)
To Obtain a Linear Regression Analysis
302(7)
Linear Regression Variable Selection Methods
303(1)
Linear Regression Set Rule
304(1)
Linear Regression Plots
304(1)
Linear Regression Save
305(1)
Linear Regression Statistics
306(2)
Linear Regression Options
308(1)
Curve Estimation
309(6)
Sample Output
310(1)
To Obtain a Curve Estimation
311(4)
Curve Estimation Models
312(1)
Curve Estimation Save
313(2)
Discriminant Analysis
315(8)
Sample Output
316(1)
To Obtain a Discriminant Analysis
317(6)
Discriminant Analysis Define Range
318(1)
Discriminant Analysis Select Cases
318(1)
Discriminant Analysis Statistics
319(1)
Discriminant Analysis Stepwise Method
319(1)
Discriminant Analysis Classification
320(1)
Discriminant Analysis Save
321(2)
Factor Analysis
323(12)
Sample Output
325(3)
To Obtain a Factor Analysis
328(2)
Factor Analysis Select Cases
328(1)
Factor Analysis Descriptives
329(1)
To Specify Descriptive Statistics and Correlation Coefficients
330(1)
Factor Analysis Extraction
330(1)
To Specify Extraction Options
331(1)
Factor Analysis Rotation
331(1)
To Specify Rotation Options
332(1)
Factor Analysis Scores
332(1)
To Specify Factor Score Options
333(1)
Factor Analysis Options
333(1)
To Specify Factor Analysis Options
334(1)
Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
335(8)
Sample Output
336(3)
To Obtain a Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
339(4)
Hierarchical Cluster Analysis Method
340(1)
Hierarchical Cluster Analysis Statistics
341(1)
Hierarchical Cluster Analysis Plots
342(1)
Hierarchical Cluster Analysis Save New Variables
342(1)
K-Means Cluster Analysis
343(8)
Sample Output
344(3)
To Obtain a K-Means Cluster Analysis
347(4)
K-Means Cluster Analysis Efficiency
348(1)
K-Means Cluster Analysis Iterate
348(1)
K-Means Cluster Analysis Save
349(1)
K-Means Cluster Analysis Options
349(2)
Nonparametric Tests
351(30)
Chi-Square Test
352(1)
Sample Output
353(1)
To Obtain a Chi-Square Test
354(2)
Chi-Square Test Expected Range and Expected Values
355(1)
Chi-Square Test Options
355(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (Chi-Square Test)
356(1)
Binomial Test
356(1)
Sample Output
357(1)
To Obtain a Binomial Test
358(1)
Binomial Test Options
358(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (Binomial Test)
359(1)
Runs Test
359(1)
Sample Output
360(1)
To Obtain a Runs Test
361(2)
Runs Test Cut Point
361(1)
Runs Test Options
362(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (Runs Test)
362(1)
One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test
363(1)
Sample Output
364(1)
To Obtain a One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test
364(2)
One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test Options
365(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test)
366(1)
Two-Independent-Samples Tests
366(1)
Sample Output
367(1)
To Obtain Two-Independent-Samples Tests
368(3)
Two-Independent-Samples Test Types
368(1)
Two-Independent-Samples Tests Define Groups
369(1)
Two-Independent-Samples Tests Options
370(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (Two Independent Samples)
370(1)
Tests for Several Independent Samples
371(1)
Sample Output
371(1)
To Obtain Tests for Several Independent Samples
372(2)
Several-Independent-Samples Test Types
372(1)
Tests for Several Independent Samples Define Range
373(1)
Tests for Several Independent Samples Options
373(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (K Independent Samples)
374(1)
Two-Related-Samples Tests
374(1)
Sample Output
375(1)
To Obtain Two-Related-Samples Tests
376(2)
Two-Related-Samples Test Types
376(1)
Two-Related-Samples Tests Options
377(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (Two Related Samples)
378(1)
Tests for Several Related Samples
378(1)
Sample Output
378(1)
To Obtain Tests for Several Related Samples
379(2)
Tests for Several Related Samples Test Types
380(1)
Tests for Several Related Samples Statistics
380(1)
NPAR TESTS Command Additional Features (K Related Samples)
380(1)
Multiple Response Analysis
381(10)
Multiple Response Define Sets
382(1)
To Define Multiple Response Sets
383(1)
Multiple Response Frequencies
384(1)
Sample Output
385(1)
To Obtain Multiple Response Frequencies
385(1)
Multiple Response Crosstabs
386(1)
Sample Output
387(1)
To Obtain Multiple Response Crosstabs
388(3)
Multiple Response Crosstabs Define Variable Ranges
388(1)
Multiple Response Crosstabs Options
389(1)
MULT RESPONSE Command Additional Features
390(1)
Reporting Results
391(16)
Report Summaries in Rows
391(8)
Sample Output
392(1)
To Obtain a Summary Report: Summaries in Rows
393(1)
Report Column Format
394(1)
Report Summary Lines
395(1)
Report Break Options
396(1)
Report Options
396(1)
Report Layout
397(1)
Report Titles
398(1)
Report Summaries in Columns
399(8)
Sample Output
400(1)
To Obtain a Summary Report: Summaries in Columns
400(1)
Report Summary Lines
401(1)
Total Summary Column
402(1)
Report Column Format
403(1)
Report Break Options for Summaries in Columns
403(1)
Report Options for Summaries in Columns
404(1)
Report Layout for Summaries in Columns
404(1)
REPORT Command Additional Features
405(2)
Reliability Analysis
407(6)
Sample Output
408(1)
To Obtain a Reliability Analysis
409(4)
Reliability Analysis Statistics
410(1)
RELIABILITY Command Additional Features
411(2)
Multidimensional Scaling
413(6)
To Obtain a Multidimensional Scaling Analysis
414(5)
Multidimensional Scaling Shape of Data
415(1)
Multidimensional Scaling Create Measure
416(1)
Multidimensional Scaling Model
417(1)
Multidimensional Scaling Options
418(1)
Multidimensional Scaling Command Additional Features
418(1)
Overview of the Chart Facility
419(12)
How to Create and Modify a Chart
419(4)
Creating the Chart
419(3)
Modifying the Chart
422(1)
Chart Definition Global Options
423(8)
Titles, Subtitles, and Footnotes
424(1)
Options
425(3)
Chart Templates
428(3)
ROC Curves
431(4)
Sample Output
432(1)
How to Obtain an ROC Curve
433(2)
ROC Curve Options
434(1)
Utilities
435(6)
Variable Information
435(1)
Variable Sets
436(3)
Define Variable Sets
437(1)
Use Sets
438(1)
Reordering Target Variable Lists
439(2)
Options
441(16)
General Options
442(2)
Viewer Options
444(1)
Draft Viewer Options
445(2)
Output Label Options
447(1)
Chart Options
448(1)
Interactive Chart Options
449(1)
Pivot Table Options
450(2)
Data Options
452(1)
Currency Options
453(1)
Script Options
454(3)
Customizing Menus and Toolbars
457(8)
Menu Editor
457(1)
To Add Items to the Menus
457(1)
Customizing Toolbars
458(7)
To Customize Toolbars
459(6)
Production Facility
465(12)
Syntax Rules for the Production Facility
467(1)
Production Export Options
468(1)
User Prompts
469(2)
Production Macro Prompting
471(1)
Production Options
472(1)
Format Control for Production Jobs
473(2)
Controlling Pivot Table Format with Command Syntax
475(1)
Running Production Jobs from a Command Line
475(2)
Scripting Facility
477(32)
To Run a Script
478(1)
Autoscripts
479(2)
Creating and Editing Scripts
481(9)
To Edit a Script
482(1)
Script Window
482(2)
Starter Scripts
484(2)
Creating Autoscripts
486(4)
How Scripts Work
490(6)
Declaring Variables
491(1)
Getting Automation Objects
492(2)
Properties and Methods
494(1)
The Object Browser
495(1)
Procedures
496(3)
To Add a New Procedure in a Script
497(1)
Global Procedures
498(1)
Adding a Description to a Script
499(1)
Scripting Custom Dialog Boxes
499(5)
To Create a Custom Dialog Box
500(1)
Dialog Monitor Functions (DialogFunc)
501(3)
Debugging Scripts
504(2)
To Setp through a Script
504(1)
The Debugging Pane
505(1)
Script Files and Syntax Files
506(3)
Running Command Syntax from a Script
506(2)
Running a Script from Command Syntax
508(1)
A Database Access Administrator 509(2)
B Customizing HTML Documents 511(4)
To Add Customized HTML Code to Exported Output Documents
511(1)
Content and Format of the Text File for Customized HTML
512(1)
To Use a Different File or Location for Custom HTML Code
512(3)
Index 515

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