SPSS SPSS
SPSS SPSS
SPSS SPSS
SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) is a powerful package for statistical
analysis and data management. It was originally designed for the social sciences but over
time it was observed that its application extended to most branches of science.3 The SPSS is
a statistical package that contains programs capable of performing from a simple descriptive
analysis to different types of multivariate data analysis and also allows to obtain frequency
tables.
DATA EDITOR
The data editor window is the default window when you run SPSS. The data
worksheet works just like a spreadsheet, where a column represents a variable and a row
File: To open an existing file, to read data (from a text data file or from an application
[like Excel] data file) into Data Editor window, to save a data file, and to exit SPSS for
Windows.
Edit: To make changes like copy, cut or paste to the Data Editor window. These
Data: To define variables, insert variables or cases, sort cases, merge files, split files,
select cases and use a variable to weight cases. The following two clips demonstrate how to
use the some of the menu items in the Data Menu for sorting, merging and transposing data
sets and for selecting subset of cases and splitting files by variables.
or recoding the data values of an existing variable. The following clip demonstrates how to
compute a new transformed variable, recode data values of an existing variable into a
Help: To get help on topics in SPSS and to ask the statistics coach some questions.
This is a very powerful tool. If you can not find enough information in the web workshop,
The data view worksheet works just like a spreadsheet, where a column represents a
variable and a row represents a case or an observation. Many tasks in SPSS are performed by
selecting appropriate “Pull-down” menus. Cells in the data view contain data values. They do
not contain formulas as in some spreadsheet programs. Watch the following movie clip to
learn how to access the Data View and various ways of reading data.
The data editor has tabs for switching between Data View and Variable View. For
Columns of cells are called variables. Each variable has a unique name (“gender”)
as a single case.
The status bar may give useful information on the data, for instance whether
The variable view contains descriptions of each variable attributes in the data file. The
rows contain the variables and the columns contain the variable attributes. Variables can be
deleted and the variable attributes can be modified. Note that defining variable properties in
variable view can also be accomplished by using “Define Variable Properties” that is
The fifth column may or may not contain a variable label. This describes the exact
The sixth column shows value labels: descriptions of the meaning of one, many or all
Referencias
https://www.spss-tutorials.com/spss-data-editor-window/comment-page-1/#google_vignette
Carl Lee , Felix Famoye, Barbara, Albert Brown. (2022). SPSS On-Line Training
http://calcnet.mth.cmich.edu/org/spss/data_editor_window.htm
Trujillo Domínguez, R., Hernández Pérez, A. D., Bueno Soria, A., & Palacio Sánchez,
R. (2015). Consideraciones sobre el uso de los paquetes estadísticos en la enseñanza
https://www.redalyc.org/pdf/5517/551757244014.pdf