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| mult response /group=$FOO (FOO_1 FOO_2 FOO_3 (1)) /frequencies=$FOO | mult response /group=FOOBARBAZ (foo to baz (1)) /frequencies=FOOBARBAZ. mult response /group=FOOBARBAZ "Foo bar and baz" (foo to baz (1)) /frequencies=FOOBARBAZ. |
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The '''`/GROUP`''' subcommand defines the series of variables that represent a '''multiple response question''' (nested within parentheses), as well as the value representing a selection (further nested within parentheses). The variable labels from each component variable become the value labels on the created table. To define a '''grid question''', specify a range of values as `(MIN,MAX)`. The value labels from the first component variable become the value labels on the created table. The optional label can be up to 40 characters long. |
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| === Group === The '''`GROUP`''' subcommand defines a series of variables that represent a multiple response question. Groups defined in this manner should be named with a leading dollar sign (`$`). The series is followed by the value that should be expected in each variable to indicate a response. Typically this is 1, but it can be configured. |
=== Variables === |
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| The '''`FREQUENCIES`''' subcommand specifies the group of variables to tabulate. | The '''`/FREQUENCIES`''' subcommand creates a tabulation. To tabulate any variable other than one created on the `/GROUP` subcommand, add a `/VARIABLES` subcommand first. === Tables === The '''`/TABLES`''' subcommand a cross-tabulation. To tabulate any variable other than one created on the `/GROUP` subcommand, add a `/VARIABLES` subcommand first. === Cells === === Missing === === Base === === Paired === |
SPSS Mult Response
Usage
The MULT RESPONSE command tabulates a series of variables representing survey multiple response question.
mult response /group=FOOBARBAZ (foo to baz (1)) /frequencies=FOOBARBAZ. mult response /group=FOOBARBAZ "Foo bar and baz" (foo to baz (1)) /frequencies=FOOBARBAZ.
The /GROUP subcommand defines the series of variables that represent a multiple response question (nested within parentheses), as well as the value representing a selection (further nested within parentheses). The variable labels from each component variable become the value labels on the created table.
To define a grid question, specify a range of values as (MIN,MAX). The value labels from the first component variable become the value labels on the created table.
The optional label can be up to 40 characters long.
Variables
Frequencies
The /FREQUENCIES subcommand creates a tabulation. To tabulate any variable other than one created on the /GROUP subcommand, add a /VARIABLES subcommand first.
Tables
The /TABLES subcommand a cross-tabulation. To tabulate any variable other than one created on the /GROUP subcommand, add a /VARIABLES subcommand first.
Cells
Missing
Base