Nobody seems to have followed up on this question, so I'll give it a go: If I understand the question correctly, then you can do what you wnat using the COMPUTE command.A For example, COMPUTE X=3. will fill the variable X with the value 3. If X doesn't exist it will be created. More complicated examples are also possible, such as COMPUTE X = Y + Z -1. etc.
This can be done either from the syntax window, or using the Compute dialog box.
If you actually want to automatically create new cases, then this can be done
using the INPUT PROGRAM syntax. See the manual for details.
On Sun, Apr 17, 2011 at 07:13:43AM -0700, Lode wrote:
Is there an automatic mechanism existing for cases being automatically
generated when the last case in the table is filled?
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