CROSSTABS
CROSSTABS is available in Statistics Base Edition.
CROSSTABS produces contingency tables showing the joint distribution of two or more
variables that have a limited number of distinct values.
General mode:
CROSSTABS [TABLES=]varlist BY varlist [BY...] [/varlist...]
[/MISSING={TABLE**}]
{INCLUDE}
[/WRITE[={NONE**}]]
{CELLS }
[/HIDESMALLCOUNTS [COUNT = {5 }] ]
{integer}
[/SHOWDIM = integer]
[/CELLS = [PROP] [BPROP]
Integer mode :
CROSSTABS VARIABLES=varlist(min,max) [varlist...]
/TABLES=varlist BY varlist [BY...] [/varlist...]
[/MISSING={TABLE**}]
{INCLUDE}
{REPORT }
[/WRITE[={NONE**}]]
{CELLS }
{ALL }
Both modes:
[/FORMAT= {AVALUE**} {TABLES**}]
{DVALUE } {NOTABLES}
[/COUNT = [{CELL}] [{ROUND }]
{CASE } {TRUNCATE}
{ASIS }
[/CELLS=[{COUNT**}] [ROW ] [EXPECTED] [SRESID ]]
{NONE } [COLUMN] [RESID ] [ASRESID]
[TOTAL ] [ALL ]
[/STATISTICS=[CHISQ] [LAMBDA] [BTAU ] [GAMMA ] [ETA ]]
[PHI ] [UC ] [CTAU ] [D ] [CORR ]
[CC ] [RISK ] [KAPPA] [MCNEMAR] [CMH(1*)]
[ALL ] [NONE ]
[/METHOD={MC [CIN({99.0 })] [SAMPLES({10000})]}]††
{value} {value}
{EXACT [TIMER({5 })] }
{value}
[/BARCHART]
**Default if the subcommand is omitted.
†† The METHOD subcommand is available only if
Sampling and Testing is installed (available only on Windows operating
systems).
This command reads the active dataset and causes execution of any pending commands. See the topic Command Order for more information.
Syntax for
the CROSSTABS command can be generated from the Crosstabs dialog.
Release History
Release 19.0
-
HIDESMALLCOUNTSsubcommand introduced. -
SHOWDIMsubcommand introduced. -
PROPandBPROPkeywords introduced on theCELLSsubcommand.
Example
CROSSTABS TABLES=FEAR BY SEX
/CELLS=ROW COLUMN EXPECTED RESIDUALS
/STATISTICS=CHISQ.