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A tool to compute transformations, instead of using SPSS for each variable. This file includes simple Excel equations which transform as many as 20 variables to popular transformations, including sin(x), log(x), log(x+1), sqrt(x), sqrt(x+0.5), sqrt(x+3/8), arcsin(sqrt(x)), (1/x), and x^2. You only need to copy & paste your variables. A separate sheet was made to transform one variable to all other transformations.
In addition, there is a cell in the one-variable sheet, and a column in the multi-variable sheet to add the pre- of each transformation to the variable name you chose, so it is easy to copy it form there and paste it in SPSS, with no need to name each variable separately in SPSS. The new variables names created suppose to be legal in SPSS if your original variable name is legal.
A tool to compute transformations, instead of using SPSS for each variable. This file includes simple Excel equations which transform as many as 20 variables to popular transformations, including sin(x), log(x), log(x+1), sqrt(x), sqrt(x+0.5), sqrt(x+3/8), arcsin(sqrt(x)), (1/x), and x^2. You only need to copy & paste your variables. A separate sheet was made to transform one variable to all other transformations.
In addition, there is a cell in the one-variable sheet, and a column in the multi-variable sheet to add the pre- of each transformation to the variable name you chose, so it is easy to copy it form there and paste it in SPSS, with no need to name each variable separately in SPSS. The new variables names created suppose to be legal in SPSS if your original variable name is legal.
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A tool to compute transformations, instead of using SPSS for each variable. This file includes simple Excel equations which transform as many as 20 variables to popular transformations, including sin(x), log(x), log(x+1), sqrt(x), sqrt(x+0.5), sqrt(x+3/8), arcsin(sqrt(x)), (1/x), and x^2. You only need to copy & paste your variables. A separate sheet was made to transform one variable to all other transformations.
In addition, there is a cell in the one-variable sheet, and a column in the multi-variable sheet to add the pre- of each transformation to the variable name you chose, so it is easy to copy it form there and paste it in SPSS, with no need to name each variable separately in SPSS. The new variables names created suppose to be legal in SPSS if your original variable name is legal.
Авторское право:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Доступные форматы
Скачайте в формате XLS, PDF, TXT или читайте онлайн в Scribd