Workspace Node: Breakdown Non-Factorial Tables - Results - Descriptives Tab

In the Breakdown non-factorial tables node dialog box, under the Results heading, select the Descriptives tab to access options to compute various statistics for each table (all possible combinations of grouping variables) in batch; that is, without requiring any further user input.
Element Name Description
Summary Select this check box to display various statistics for the analysis variables on a by-group basis in spreadsheet format.
Note: If no valid cases are found for a category of a by-grouping variable, the summary spreadsheet will contain no entries belonging to the statistics of that particular category.
Compute Statistics The selections on this tab determine the statistics that are reported in the Breakdown Table of Descriptive Statistics that is created and placed in the Reporting Documents after running (updating) the project. Note that the inclusion of these statistics is optional. If none is selected, the spreadsheet will contain estimates of the mean by default.
Variation, moments Select the check box next to the statistics you want computed. The statistics in this group box are used to estimate the variation for the dependent variable for each group as well as a variety of its moments and their standard errors. You can estimate the Standard Deviation, Confidence Interval for Sample Standard Deviation, Coefficient of variation, Variance, Standard error of the mean, and Confidence limits for the mean. When computing confidence levels, you must specify the confidence Interval via the corresponding edit box. Refer to the Introductory Overview for a basic discussion of confidence limits. You can also calculate the Skewness and its Standard error as well as the Kurtosis and its Standard error.
Location, valid N Select the check box next to the statistics you want computed. The Mean check box is selected by default. When it is cleared, the mean is not included in the output. The other statistics in this group box are used to estimate the location of the distribution as well as to determine the number of valid cases for the dependent variable for each group (Valid N, % valid N, or Percent of valid observation). You can estimate a variety of location statistics including Sums, % valid sums, Mode, Medians and quartiles, Geometric mean, and Harmonic mean.
Percentiles, ranges Select the check box next to the statistics you want computed. The options in this group box are used to estimate a variety of percentiles and ranges for the dependent variables for each group. You can select Percentile boundaries, Range, and Minima and Maxima values. Note that you can specify what percentile boundaries to compute using the First and Second fields.
Note: computation of median and quartiles (25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles).When the distribution of values cannot be exactly divided into halves and quartiles, there are different ways to compute the respective median and quartile values (and percentiles). The specific method of computation for those values can be configured "system-wide" via the Computations of percentiles option in the Options dialog box - Analyses/Graphs: Limits tab.
Select all stats Click this button to select all of the stats options on this tab.
Reset Click this button to reset the options with only the default options selected.

Options / C / W. See Common Options.

OK Click the OK button to accept all the specifications made in the dialog box and to close it. The analysis results will be placed in the Reporting Documents node after running (updating) the project.