spss.compute.concat: Generate SPSS 'COMPUTE' syntax to compute the CONCAT() of two...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Generate SPSS 'COMPUTE' syntax to compute the CONCAT() of two (sets of) variables.
Usage
1
spss.compute.concat(str1, str2, names)
Arguments
str1
the first argument for CONCAT().
str2
the second argument for CONCAT().
names
the name(s) of the variable(s) to be created.
Examples
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spss.compute.concat("feedback", "feedback_f", "enfr.feedback")
spss.compute.concat("feedback", "feedback_f", "enfr.feedback")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Generate SPSS 'COMPUTE' syntax to compute the CONCAT() of two (sets of) variables.
Usage
1 | spss.compute.concat(str1, str2, names)
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Arguments
str1 |
the first argument for CONCAT(). |
str2 |
the second argument for CONCAT(). |
names |
the name(s) of the variable(s) to be created. |
Examples
1 2 | spss.compute.concat("feedback", "feedback_f", "enfr.feedback")
spss.compute.concat("feedback", "feedback_f", "enfr.feedback")
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