SPSS tutorials for beginners PART 2 - How to make Variables using Syntax or using variable menus

In this second part of my SPSS for beginners tutorial series, I will teach you how you can create variables in SPSS, by using syntax or by using variable menus. This will include using the Compute Variable tab, the "Recode into same variables" tab, and the "Recode into different variables" tab. Furthermore, I will teach you how to make variable labels.
About me:
I am a registered clinical epidemiologist and working as a fellow in medical oncology in the Netherlands. I have published over 50 manuscripts and have received several large research grants. I am particularly interested in research in geriatric oncology and am a an active member of the International Society for Geriatric Oncology.
You can find more information about my work on my linkedin page:
www.linkedin.com/in/nienke-de-glas
And here is my full bibliography:
pubmed.ncbi.nl...
Disclaimer:
Views and opinions are my own. Examples from clinical research will always include either my own work, or previously published research. I will include references in the description box.

[@nuttypariah5000]

Hi Dr. Glas. You are a saint for simplifying SPSS for a junior clinical researcher like me. Please keep going with this series. You will soon gain the recognition you deserve from KZbin research community!

[@nienkedeglas_mdphd]

Thank you so much for your encouraging words :)!

[@deeshachatterjee8227]

Hi Dr.Glas please give me the name of the data set you used and guide how I get it It will be very helpful if you give a link in your video description

[@deeshachatterjee8227]

Please give me the name of the data set you used and guide how I get it It will be very helpful if you give a link in your video description

[@andreikalinitchev9582]

Very useful videos, Thanks. Can I ask you a trick question? How the dates of birth sholud be put into the table: different columns for day/month/year or in one column for example 01012000? Thank oyu again

[@mahsavazirian1049]

Keep going.great!