This is the best SPSS video I've come across so far. Clear communication, best use of language and very good recording equipment. Super video! You earned a like and a subscription.
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?
This is the best SPSS video I've come across so far. Clear communication, best use of language and very good recording equipment. Super video! You earned a like and a subscription.
Thank you simple to understand.
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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?
Thank you so much! Very clear and very helpful :)
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Hi, I'm new to SPSS and I was wondering if there was a way to filter even and odd numbers in a data range?
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Rather than doing so many things in SPSS to do the filter, it's better to do it in excel itself.