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SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

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Aggregate functions:<br />

Composite functions:<br />

where arg is either one of the aggregate functions or a constant<br />

Example<br />

Overview<br />

Defaults<br />

VALIDN VARIANCE PLT(n)<br />

SUM KURTOSIS PIN(min,max)<br />

MIN SKEWNESS FREQUENCY(min,max)<br />

MAX MEDIAN(min,max) PERCENT(min,max)<br />

MEAN MODE(min,max)<br />

STDDEV PGT(n)<br />

DIVIDE(arg 1 arg 2 [factor])<br />

MULTIPLY(arg 1 ...arg n )<br />

PCT(arg 1 arg 2 )<br />

SUBTRACT(arg 1 arg 2 )<br />

ADD(arg 1 ...arg n )<br />

GREAT(arg 1 ...arg n )<br />

LEAST(arg 1 ...arg n )<br />

AVERAGE(arg 1 ...arg n )<br />

REPORT FORMAT=LIST<br />

/VARIABLES=PRODUCT (LABEL) ’ ’ ’Retail’ ’Products’<br />

SALES ’Annual’ ’Sales’ ’1981’<br />

/BREAK=DEPT ’Department’ (LABEL)<br />

/SUMMARY=VALIDN (PRODUCT) MEAN (SALES).<br />

REPORT 1403<br />

REPORT produces case listings and summary statistics and gives you considerable control over<br />

the appearance of the output. REPORT calculates all the univariate statistics available in<br />

DESCRIPTIVES and the statistics and subpopulation means available in MEANS. In addition,<br />

REPORT calculates statistics not directly available in any other procedure, such as computations<br />

involving aggregated statistics.<br />

REPORT provides complete report format defaults but also lets you customize a variety<br />

of table elements, including column widths, titles, footnotes, and spacing. Because REPORT<br />

is so flexible and the output has so many components, it is often efficient to preview report<br />

output using a small number of cases until you find the format that best suits your needs.<br />

Column Heads. REPORT uses variable labels as default column heads; if no variable labels have<br />

been specified, variable names are used. If ONEBREAKCOLUMN is ON, the default head for the<br />

first BREAK subcommand is used.

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