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I have to read a table with eleven dependent varibles. I store it with eleven columns plus two columns for independent variables but there is a warning saying that more than ten variables are impossible to read. How can I store the table. Where do I have to write the eleventh column in .tbl file?
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If you look at the output of the online help (by pressing the F1-key) concerning the command TBREAD (which does the same as reading a table input from the GUI), you will find the following line:
<DVAR1 DVAR2 DVAR3 .........DVAR10> (DVAR="dependent variable") <VAL11 VAL21 VAL31 .........VAL101> (up to 10 DVARs per line) This means that you will only be able to read *10* dependent variables. This value is hard-coded, so there is no chance that you will be able to read the 11th dependent variable. |
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