Advanced Multiple Response Techniques in SPSS - Missing Data, Range of Responses, & Combining Values

[@wesleybrowning4551]

As others have said. You have literally saved my day and my dataset with this video. Thank you so much for your wisdom!

[@ResearchByDesign]

I'm very glad to hear that. You're so welcome!

[@anthonylionel671]

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[@mawulimichaelakpe-doe5144]

This is simply simple to comprehend. Great!

[@ResearchByDesign]

Glad you think so! Hope it will be helpful to you

[@92erikaaa]

Thank you sooooo so much!!! You saved my day! :D Was extremely helpful, I searched all the KZbin for smth like that, because lots of video explain how to deal with variables when the data is already coded :/

[@ResearchByDesign]

You are welcome! Thank you for your kind words

[@sunilgosavi8889]

Very useful...thanks a lot....It is the best technique to analyze multiple data in SPSS.

[@ResearchByDesign]

You are most welcome. Glad that you liked it.

[@nataliaandrade248]

I am new to the Chanel, but everything I’ve seen so far has been really helpful! Thank you so much! I have a problem that I think hasn’t been covered yet, so I’d like to suggest it for following videos: if I have a scale measure, can I automatically create nominal categories in spss. I mean, height (scale), for example, can I categorize people as tall (1), medium height (2), short (3)?? Thank you!!!

[@ResearchByDesign]

This is a video about age banding. I took a scale variable (age) and created categories. I think that you can use the same technique for your scale variable (height). Good luck: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6mQfoR-pqeKqq8

[@amalpt4827]

Sir, In my survey data - Gender , all respondents are male, i have added gender values as1= Male, 2= Female. for fetching the value in frequency table. but when doing frequency testing result is not displaying female and just showing male =100%. can you hlep me with this Thank you

[@ResearchByDesign]

Yes, SPSS will only show a category in a frequency table if there is at least one data point in that category. If there are no females, the category will not even show up. Add a new case coded 2 for female and you will see it appear in your frequency table. Good luck

[@amalpt4827]

@@ResearchByDesign thank you