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Edited Aug 31, 2015
Suppose a questionnaire contained the following question:
Y25. Which of the following areas failed to meet your expectations? (select all that apply)
And suppose the data are coded into 22 variables, one for each option.
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Each variable has only two options: checked, unchecked, (or missing).
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In Report Builder, to compute the percent of respondents that checked a certain option, do the following...
In the Edit Measures window, select one or more variables on the left.
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Next select '% Checked' in the Available Measures list. (You may need to click 'Inspect' if you don't see an option for Checked. Checked will only appear if the data file contains a value label for it).
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Then click the right arrow button. This creates the measures, one for each option.
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You may wish to click 'autotrim' to attempt to automatically clean up the labels.
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The output table will appear as follows:
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The above method works for both Percentages (as shown) and Frequencies.
