FREQUENCIES
FREQUENCIES
is available in Statistics Base Edition.
FREQUENCIES
produces tables that show frequency counts and percentages of the
values of individual variables. You can also use FREQUENCIES
to obtain summary
statistics tables for both categorical and continuous variables.
FREQUENCIES VARIABLES=varlist [varlist...]
[/FORMAT= [{NOTABLE }] [{AVALUE**}]
{LIMIT(n)} {DVALUE }
{AFREQ }
{DFREQ }
[/MISSING=INCLUDE]
[/BARCHART=[MINIMUM(n)] [MAXIMUM(n)] [{FREQ(n) }]]
{PERCENT(n)}
[/PIECHART=[MINIMUM(n)] [MAXIMUM(n)] [{FREQ }] [{MISSING }]]
{PERCENT} {NOMISSING}
[/HISTOGRAM=[MINIMUM(n)] [MAXIMUM(n)] [{FREQ(n) }] [{NONORMAL}] ]
{NORMAL }
[/GROUPED=varlist [{(width) }]]
{(boundary list)}
[/NTILES=n]
[/PERCENTILES=value list]
[/STATISTICS=[DEFAULT] [MEAN] [STDDEV] [MINIMUM] [MAXIMUM]
[SEMEAN] [VARIANCE] [SKEWNESS] [SESKEW] [RANGE]
[MODE] [KURTOSIS] [SEKURT] [MEDIAN] [SUM] [ALL]
[NONE]]
[/ORDER=[{ANALYSIS}] [{VARIABLE}]
** Default if subcommand is omitted or specified without keyword.
This command reads the active dataset and causes execution of any pending commands. See the topic Command Order for more information.
Syntax for
the FREQUENCIES
command can be generated from the
Frequencies dialog.
Example
FREQUENCIES VARIABLES = RACE.