SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

FORMAT Subcommand
CROSSTABS 325
By default, CROSSTABS displays tables and subtables. The values for the row and column
variables are displayed in order from lowest to highest. Use FORMAT to modify the default
table display.
AVALUE Display row and column variables from lowest to highest value. This is the
default.
DVALUE Display row and column variables from highest to lowest.
TABLES Display tables. This is the default.
NOTABLES Suppress Crosstabulation tables. NOTABLES is useful when you want to
write tables to a file without displaying them or when you want only the
Statistics table. This is the same as specifying NONE on CELLS.
COUNT Subcommand
The COUNT subcommand controls how case weights are handled.
ASIS The case weights are used as is. However, when Exact Statistics are
requested, the accumulated weights in the cells are either truncated or rounded
before computing the Exact test statistics.
CASE The case weights are either rounded or truncated before use.
CELL The case weights are used as is but the accumulated weights in the cells are
either truncated or rounded before computing any statistics.
ROUND Performs Rounding operation.
TRUNCATE Performs Truncation opertion.
BARCHART Subcommand
BARCHART produces a clustered bar chart where bars represent categories defined by the
first variable in a crosstabulation while clusters represent categories defined by the second
variable in a crosstabulation. Any controlling variables in a crosstabulation are collapsed
over before the clustered bar chart is created.
• BARCHART takes no further specification.
• If integer mode is in effect and MISSING=REPORT, BARCHART displays valid and usermissing
values. Otherwise only valid values are used.
WRITE Subcommand
Use the WRITE subcommand to write cell frequencies to a file for subsequent use by the
current program or another program. CROSSTABS can also use these cell frequencies as input