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You are the best. I am paying for a course and the professor is not as complete as your videos. I am so POed right now.
Newark Now, sorry to hear your course isn't as helpful as you'd like but I'm very happy to hear this video was helpful! Good luck!
Thanks for the tutorial man, you're a lot clearer than my teacher. This will definitely help me for my spss exam.
You're awesome! I feel like other videos don't explain the reason why you would recode and you made it very clear. Thank you!!!
I'm studing SPSS for my new job, and I'm thankful for your videos. =]
This is a really good video, spss is now clear, Thank God!
@Meganrosealaska, My pleasure! If you think of other videos you'd need help with, let me know. I am planning on making more at some point.
Fantastic explanation! thank you so much for putting this up
Thanks. Very clear instructions.
Phenomenally clear! thank you so much!
thank you ..
it is very clear and helpful ..
i hope to do well in tomorrow exam
Thank you,,,,,,,......you explained this so simple!
Omg, thank you so much, if I could hit the "like" button more than once, I would do that :D
thanks a lot mate ;) helped me soooo much for my exam :D
thank you, well-explained
You saved me! Thank you a lot!
THANK YOU SIR FOR THIS VIDEO. CLEAR AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND.
But if I want to recode the same age variable that you have taken in your video to groups like 10-20, 21-30, 31-40 so on...how can I do this?
Thanks in advance.
@Stefanovic45, no problem. Happy to help. =)
Hello Dr, thank you for the insight provided in this tutorial.
Please, what happens to the value column of the recoded variable from the variable view on SPSS?
Because I noticed it did not automatically update the new specified values in the value column. Rather, it was left blank.
Do I have to manually impute the new values to reflect the recoded or has SPSS automatically recognised the new values and uses them while conducting analysis?
THANK UUUU THIS RLY SAVED ME :'))
@rtmt1212, I believe leaving it blank will cause SPSS to treat it as missing data, which is what you want.
very helpful, thank you!
Thank you
My pleasure!
Awesome. Thank you
Let's say you currently have 4 variables in SPSS, but they are basically just sub-variables in your study. You want to put those sub-variables into a new main variable without changing the point system (1-5). What you want is a new main variable that can be tested with other main variables. How do I proceed to do that?
Hello there , how are you doing? I have one question , may i get your help please ? This is the Question....Transform item 1 to 11 to one variable by taking the mean of the items and name it (TSEL) which stands for total student evaluation of lecturer and transform item 12 to 21 to one variable and name it (TSOC) which stands for total student outcome. How to do that please ?
ERMAGERD!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!
Awesome!! thanks man!
You can do Command - Recode into Different Variables again. This time, tell it to convert each of the numbers above into a new number (like 1). So you would have all 0's be 1 and all 1's be 1 and all 2's be 1. Then you would have a new column with each score having the same number. Is that what you mean?
Thanks so much!
How do you recode from different variables (i.e. responses to different statements each of which have a 0 and 1 code) into 1 new dummy variable? Pls.
i have data of education status of people which i have already coded as 0: Illiterate , 1: school 2: Higher secondary school 3; Bachelor to Master and 4: literate
Now I want to make one variable of these of 500 people. How would i do that? Please help
Doesn't get better then this !!!
I got 40 countries and I have to code it into rich and poor . How can I do it ?
more than 40 variable and 40 respondent how to enter
I have data of Waist hip Ratio clasification, I want to clasification with sex...
Women : Normal lower than 0.80 , Risk highest than 0.80
Man : Normal lower than 0.90 , Risk highest than 0.90
How can I proceed it?
Is it possible to classification it into the same variable on spss?
I am working on a SPSS project Berstein!
Using the recode into different variable command, recode Trust into a new variable with
the name Trust_recode that has only three categories that you will label high trust,
medium trust and low trust. Recode the categories so that each category includes roughly a third (33%) of all valid
responses.
< How do record the categories so that each category includes roughly a third of all valid responses...