Save Data As for Factor
Analysis
You
can choose from the following options for saving your data file:
To a Local Destination
- Saves your data file to a local or
network folder of your choice.
- You
can choose from the Recent folders
dropdown list to locate a desired folder.
- If you want to manually enter a filename,
click anywhere within the File
name: field and type the name. You will need to include
the full filepath if you want the data file to reside in a folder
other than that displayed.
Drive/Directory
- Select the file path where you would
like to save your new data file with the factor analysis scores and
groups.
File(s)
- If you would like to save your file
to a filename that currently exists and is displayed in the File(s) list, highlight the filename
from the File(s) list.
Filename
- Enter a name for your output
data file or select an existing file from the File(s)
list.
- You can
save to the open data file.
- You will be prompted with a message
explaining that the original data file will be backed up with a *.bak# extension added (with # = to a number, for example,
example.sav.bak1 is the first
backup file created for the original data file of example.sav).
- The newly created data file will
automatically reopen in WinCross.
- You have the option of continuing
by selecting Yes
or cancelling the save by selecting No.
File type
- Select the file type for your output
data file.
- The output data file must be the
same type as the input data file.
Records
per case
- You must specify the records per
case that you want to write to the new file.
- Records
per case displays the totals for the open file.
- Enter the number that is correct
for the original data file in the Records
per case field.
- Records that were added using the
ADDREC
command should not be included in this number.
Note:
When
using variable type data files,
Records
per case is not applicable. |
Cases to write
- Enter the number
of cases that you would like to write to the output data file.
Related topics:
Factor Analysis - ASCII data
Factor Analysis - Variable
data