Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 12:31:55 -0500
Reply-To: John Norton <jnorton@lumc.edu>
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From: John Norton <jnorton@lumc.edu>
Subject: Re: Output
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Hi Mahbub,
If you are copying the object from the SPSS Navigator, and in Excel you
are pasting with Edit > Paste, then neither application is misbehaving.
However, you still don't get the results you desire. To get Excel to
paste properly, use Edit > Paste Special > Text.. and this ought to
work.
HTH,
John Norton
Biostatistician
Oncology Institute
Loyola University Medical Center
(708) 327-3095
jnorton@lumc.edu
"Everything that can be counted isn't worth counting,
and everything that is worth counting isn't always countable."
- Einstein
>>> Mahbub Khandoker <Mahbub_Khandoker@camh.net> 04/07/05 12:25 PM >>>
Most often I use the spss output in excel.
But when I paste the output in excel the percentages are become number.
So I have to format the number into percentage in excel.
I don't know whether it is an excel problem or not.
Is there any way in spss by which the percentages are remaining as
percentages when pasted in excel?
Or is it an excel matter?
Thanks for your time.
Mahbub
Mahbub Khandoker
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