SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

Syntax Rules
Operations
Limitations
Example
TABLE Subcommand
Casewise Data
• Only one keyword can be specified on the MEASURE subcommand.
• Only one keyword can be specified on the STANDARDIZE subcommand.
• Only one keyword can be specified on the NORMALIZATION subcommand.
• Only one parameter can be specified on the DIMENSION subcommand.
CORRESPONDENCE 281
• If a subcommand is specified more than once, only the last occurrence is executed.
• The table input data and the aggregated input data cannot contain negative values.
CORRESPONDENCE will treat such values as 0.
• Rows and columns that are specified as supplementary cannot be equalized.
• The maximum number of supplementary points for a variable is 200.
• The maximum number of equalities for a variable is 200.
CORRESPONDENCE TABLE=MENTAL(1,4) BY SES(1,6)
/PRINT=RPOINTS CPOINTS
/PLOT=RPOINTS CPOINTS.
• Two variables, MENTAL and SES, are specified on the TABLE subcommand. MENTAL has
values ranging from 1 to 4 and SES has values ranging from 1 to 6.
• The summary table and overview tables of the row and column points are displayed.
• Two scatterplot matrices are produced. The first one plots the first two dimensions of row
scores and the second one plots the first two dimensions of column scores.
TABLE specifies the row and column variables along with their integer value ranges. The two
variables are separated by the keyword BY.
• The TABLE subcommand is required.
• Each variable is followed by an integer value range in parentheses. The value range consists
of the variable’s minimum value and its maximum value.
• Values outside of the specified range are not included in the analysis.