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SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

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404 CTABLES<br />

LISTWISE Exclude cases that are missing on any scale variable in the table. This<br />

ensures that summaries for all scale variables in the table are based on the<br />

same set of cases.<br />

Listwise deletion applies on a per-table basis. Thus, given the specification<br />

/TABLE (AGE [MEAN,COUNT]>SEX) + (AGE+CHILDS)[MEAN,COUNT] > HAPPY<br />

all cases with valid values for AGE will be used in the AGE > SEX table regardless of whether<br />

they have missing values for CHILDS (assuming that they also have valid values for SEX).<br />

MRSETS Subcommand<br />

/MRSETS COUNTDUPLICATES= {NO }<br />

{YES}<br />

For multiple response sets that combine multiple category variables, a respondent can select<br />

the same response for more than one of the variables. Typically, only one response is desired.<br />

For example, if $MAGS combines MAG1 to MAG5 to record which magazines a respondent<br />

reads regularly, if a respondent indicated the same magazine for MAG1 and MAG2, you would<br />

not want to count that magazine twice. However, if $CARS combines CAR1 to CAR5 to indicate<br />

which cars a respondent owns now, and a respondent owns two cars of the same make,<br />

you might want to count both responses. The MRSETS subcommand allows you to specify<br />

whether duplicates are counted. By default, duplicates are not counted.<br />

The MRSETS specification applies only to RESPONSES and percentages based on<br />

RESPONSES. It does not affect counts, which always ignore duplicates.

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