Select specific cases to analyse in SPSS

[@alekpap1841]

this is the best one by far. laconic presentation, and you give every aspect of this case! Well done.

[@aliyazici1214]

my problem was solved with this simple and instructive explanation. thank you.

[@vasilisnikitakos9792]

Finally you had the stuff i was looking for!! Thank you very much!!!!

[@austinbenni9358]

Thank you very much for this video. Gone through so many videos before this one and was still lost. Through your explanation, I was able to exclude voided responses from my analysis.

[@AliHussain-qy9ui]

Very helpful! Thank you for putting these together!

[@el5991]

This is so useful. Thank you. What if I want to select specific ID numbers to analyze? So, I conducted interviews with select heads of households, represented by the ID numbers ...but there is no value for the ID variable...

[@j-walking7080]

This is the only video that helped me. Thank you very much!

[@vagnerluiscamilotti7319]

I'm starting to use SPSS and I thank you for these videos.

[@giofrongia1379]

Top video, highly reccomended! Thank you!

[@ucallmeDave]

Been searching all over KZbin for the SPSS word 'or' ... dafuq

[@sasheelaubhayasiri2110]

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

[@akb78]

very nice presentation, thank you

[@monaborjian8779]

Very useful. Thank you very much.

[@lukaniamakunda2133]

Loved it, so easily explained

[@gersonwarnares561]

thank u for the video.. saved me a lot of times..

[@swebakhtaransari9023]

Thank you soooooo much ....for all this .....Grand salaute

[@JimmyMcGill544]

This is perfect explanation, thanks!

[@josephodumegwu]

Million thanks, well explained

[@saifraaed7834]

thanks, very helpful

[@barakajuma5058]

very helpful

[@omaracardoza3659]

SO HELPFUL!!! Thanks! :)

[@sane_turkey]

Very helpful!

[@tobias9164]

I wanna select cases so I get the only variables between 10 and 45, but I don't know how I can do that! I tried the orders: 10 < [variable] < 45 --> It didn't work. I also tried: 10 < [variable] or [variable] < 45 and it didn't work! Can someone help me?

[@cx3264]

This is so helpful!

[@teemabdo2549]

Thank you so much, so helpful

[@Misstanfluteuh]

But what if I want to exclude some data based on the ID ? Like for example I want to analyze the data without the ID 2 and 78 ? How do I write the condition ? It's driving me crazy

[@kennethzhu4260]

Thank you so much for this! OMG!

[@winterwonderland40]

Thank you so much!!

[@GeorgeQH]

Woo thank you!

[@alaakhattab6430]

Thanks a million!

[@jack35710]

Thank you

[@ΚωστήςΔρόσος]

Hi ! Is there any way to select only Asian females with good productivity and agree in satisfaction variable ? I have to do something similar and I just set gender = 1 and region = 1 and religion = 1 ... But instead of showing me cases with 1.1.1 variables ... It may show me variables with 2.1.1 ... Guess it checks for all the condition independently... But I want to check it as a whole group ... Is there any way to do that ?

[@riaa3218]

thank you!

[@Tt78467]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@IrfanAli-ww8ed]

Thank you so much :)

[@actionable6189]

thank you sweetheart, now my data analysis will be fucking sweet!

[@esan120au]

Gets interesting from 2:03

[@mohamedabdelazim1990]

perfect

[@PROsec5]

It helped!

[@aylin7409]

Does anyone know how I can select variables by name? I only want variables with a specific name.

[@sanjaySTB]

by using key CTRL F