Re: st: Stata vs SPSS

[Georgeta Vidican <gvidican@MIT.EDU>]

hi there,
try statistics/nonparametric/binomial
i hope it works.
georgeta

On Oct 16, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Ron�n Conroy wrote:

> On 16 DF�mh 2006, at 17:49, Richard Williams wrote:
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> >  In fact, there are some simple things I never could figure out  
> > how to do in SPSS, but in Stata they were easy.
>
> Does any SPSS guru out there, for example, know how to get a  
> confidence interval for a simple proportion? Last time I looked  
> (SPSS v12, I think) it couldn't be done. For a package that is  
> supposed to be good for frequency data, this is a disconcerting  
> omission...
>
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