Programmatically Add Value Labels in SPSS with the SPSS Syntax Editor

[@ABDULLAHMALIK]

Excellent, I have to enter 200 countries which seems hectic and a time taking tedious task but now solved using the syntax as you showed, thank you 😊

[@octavius654321]

Thanks a lot for this video. The excel tip was also quite handy

[@hk530]

4:59 thank you so much, very helpful

[@01230789]

Lo que buscaba, por que tenia que ingresar mas de 500 valores y gracias a este comando lo pude hacer en poco tiempo. Gracias

[@AntonyMutua-wp9mp]

Thanks a lot..you saved me

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome!

[@natashamatson3371]

Hi, I was wondering if you could answer me a question. For my dissertation research I have used a Likert Scale to generate responses in an online questionnaire. I have 4 different statements which all ask questions regarding the same topic, Trustworthiness in this case, which all need combining. I have used the transform variable to create an extra variable which is the mean for all of the responses. I have done this for all 7 of my different topics, so I have 7 topics averages which all need to be expressed in a Stacked Bar Chart. However, as the values are no longer exact values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 from the Likert scale, but averages e.g. 1.5, 2.75, 5.5, it is not working when I go to make a stacked bar chart. How do I change this so that I can make numerous numbers fit within the same one value label?? E.g. I need 6.25, 6.5, 6.75, and 7 to all be 'Extremely important'. Many thanks, Natasha

[@xionkale3688]

my SPSS does not let me type code in Value Labels menu, it only lets me input 1 Label at a time

[@davidsmalling3278]

Solved my problem