After several years of frustration with SAS, I am migrating to SPSS. I am currently working on a project in both packages, to ensure accuracy of results as I teach myself SPSS. I would like to obtain 1) the squared semi-partial correlation based on the sequence that predictors are entered into the model statement (SCORR1 in SAS) and 2) SCORR2, which is supposed to show the unique proportion of variance that the predictor explains in Y.
Can anyone tell me how to do this in SPSS? I tried ANALYZE/CORRELATIONS/PARTIAL but the answers were different than the SAS output.
Thanks,
DW
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