Dear John, Thank you very much, both of those now work fine for me.
But I am confused. I find the following in both the old user manual for 0.6.2 and on page 27 of the user manual for 0.7.9, is it not true that one can end a command by following the final one of the lines containing its subcommands, with a blank line? 4.2 Forming commands of tokens "... A blank line, or one that consists only of white space or comments, also ends a command by default...." Thanks, Eliana On 3/1/12, John Darrington <[email protected]> wrote:... > When I run DESCRIPTIVES, the MINIMUM and MAXIMUM are indicated in > scientific notation rather than the precise values that I need for > START and STOP. I have not been able to figure out how to change that > to the F9.0 output format I need. ... > > At the top of your syntax file, write: > > SET FORMAT F9. >... > I also have not found a way to get variable labels into the > descriptives output. > > Here is what I would like that creates error messages wherever I put > it. I have tried with and without the slash before NAME1. > > VARIABLE LABELS > /NAME1 'PRIMARY KIT' > /NAME2 'MATCH NAME' > > > Where do Variable Labels statements go? I have not been able to find > an example anywhere. > > It works for me (the first NAME*) should not have a / but your example > above > doesn't have a terminating . That is important. > _______________________________________________ Pspp-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-users
