SELECT Subcommand (OUTPUT MODIFY Command)

The SELECT subcommand specifies the types of output objects that you want to modify.

CHARTS: Chart objects. This object type includes charts that are created by commands such as GRAPH and GGRAPH and charts that are created by statistical procedures (for example, the BARCHART subcommand of the FREQUENCIES command). It does not include tree diagrams that are produced by the TREE procedure or charts in models that are displayed in the Model Viewer.
HEADINGS: Text objects that are labeled "Title" in the outline pane of the Viewer.

LOGS: Log text objects. Log objects contain certain types of error and warning messages. With SET PRINTBACK=ON, log objects also contain the command syntax run during the session. Log objects are labeled "Log" in the outline pane of the Viewer.

MODELS: Output objects that are displayed in the Model Viewer. A single model object can contain multiple views of the model, including both tables and charts.

TABLES: Output objects that are pivot tables in the Viewer. This category does not include Notes tables or tables displayed in model viewers.

TEXTS: Text objects that are not logs or headings. This category includes objects that are labeled "Text Output" in the outline pane of the Viewer.

TREES: Tree model diagrams that are produced by the TREE procedure (Forecasting and Decision Trees).

WARNINGS: Warnings objects. Warnings objects contain certain types of error and warning messages.

OUTLINEHEADERS: Headers in the outline pane that have no corresponding object in the contents pane. For example, output objects that are created by a statistical procedure are nested under the procedure name in the outline pane. The procedure name is the header that has no corresponding object in the contents pane.

PAGETITLE: Page titles that are created by the TITLE or SUBTITLE command.

NOTES: Notes tables that are created by statistical and charting procedures. The Notes table contains information about the dataset that was used, missing values, the command syntax that was used to run the procedure, and the computer resources that were used to run the procedure.

UNKNOWN: IBM® SPSS® Statistics objects that do not have a known type. If new object types are available in future releases, these objects will be treated as "unknown" in earlier releases.

OTHER: Objects that are created in other applications and pasted into the Viewer, such as images.

ALL: All output objects. If you specify ALL, any other output type keywords are ignored. You can use EXCEPT with ALL to exclude specific output types. The exception list must be enclosed in parentheses.

Example

OUTPUT MODIFY
  /SELECT ALL EXCEPT (TABLES)
  /DELETEOBJECT DELETE = YES.

In this example, all output objects except pivot tables are deleted from the Viewer.