Statscraft 0.7.0, release v0.7.0
MULT RESPONSE
Frequency tables and crosstabulations of multiple response groups and variables.
Syntax
MULT RESPONSE [/]GROUPS=name ['label'] (varlist (value)) | (varlist (min, max)) [name ...]
[/VARIABLES=varlist (min, max) [varlist (min, max) ...]]
[/FREQUENCIES=items]
[/TABLES=items BY items [BY items ...] [(PAIRED)] [/items BY ...]]
[/MISSING=[TABLE | MDGROUP | MRGROUP] [INCLUDE]]
[/FORMAT=[LABELS | NOLABELS] [TABLE | CONDENSE | ONEPAGE] [DOUBLE]]
[/BASE=CASES | RESPONSES] [/CELLS=[COUNT] [ROW] [COLUMN] [TOTAL] [ALL]].
GROUPS, VARIABLES, FREQUENCIES and TABLES come in this order, before the others; at least
one of GROUPS and VARIABLES and one of FREQUENCIES and TABLES. One value makes a dichotomy
group (its categories are the variables with that value), two a category group (the values
from min to max, counted over all its variables). Groups exist only in this command.
items: groups, and variables named on VARIABLES; TO follows their order there. Values are
truncated to whole numbers; values out of range do not count. Empty categories are left out.
A case is missing for a group with no counted value; MDGROUP and MRGROUP leave out a case
missing on any variable of a dichotomy or category group (MRGROUP also for a value out of
range); INCLUDE counts user-missing values. FREQUENCIES: responses, percent of responses
and percent of cases. TABLES: counts, and the percentages CELLS asks for (ALL without
keywords), based on cases or with BASE=RESPONSES on responses. PAIRED pairs the first
variable of a category group with the first of another, and so on; its percentages are
based on responses. NOLABELS and CONDENSE show values for category groups and variables;
ONEPAGE and DOUBLE only change printed layout and are ignored with a warning. Weights count
as they are.
Example
MULT RESPONSE GROUPS=media 'Media used' (tv radio web (1))
brands 'Brands known' (brand1 TO brand3 (1, 9))
/VARIABLES=gender (1, 2)
/FREQUENCIES=media brands
/TABLES=media brands BY gender
/CELLS=COLUMN.
statscraft help MULT RESPONSE prints the same text in the terminal. All commands