This document discusses recoding variables in SPSS. It describes recoding marks from a final exam into letter grades stored in a new variable called GRADE. It also explains recoding a midterm exam score stored in the same Midterm variable into new numeric values. Recoding allows transforming the values of one or more variables according to a set of rules to make the data easier to analyze or understand.
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Coding and Recoding in SPSS: Module-3
This document discusses recoding variables in SPSS. It describes recoding marks from a final exam into letter grades stored in a new variable called GRADE. It also explains recoding a midterm exam score stored in the same Midterm variable into new numeric values. Recoding allows transforming the values of one or more variables according to a set of rules to make the data easier to analyze or understand.
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MODULE-3
CODING AND RECODING IN SPSS
3.1 RECODING INTO DIFFERENT VARIABLES OLD AND NEW VALUE Go to transform tab and choose recoding into different variables old and new value from the drop down menu. Dialog box named “recoding into different variables” will appear. Enter “GRADE” in the name of output variable and its label. Also choose “MARKS IN FINAL EXAM” in the numeric value column. Select “old and new value” option. Dialog box named “recoding into different variables old and new value” appears. Choose different range ie. 60-75 as “A” grade; 50-59 as “B” grade and 0-49 as “C” grade and press continue.
Once OK is pressed another column named “GRADE”
appeared in data editor sheet depicting grade A,B and C according to the marks of final exam. 3.2 RECODING INTO SAME VARIABLES OLD AND NEW VALUE Go to transform tab and choose recoding into different variables old and new value from the drop down menu. Dialog box named “recoding into same variables” will appear. Select midterm as numeric value expression.
Select “old and new” option.
Dialog box named “recoding into same variables old and new value” appears. Choose different range i.e. 0-5 as ‘3’; 5.1-6 as ‘2’ and 6.1-10 as ‘1’; then press continue. Once OK is pressed, column named “Midterm” reappeared in data editor sheet depicting new values.