I am unable to find methods how to import, save and impute labelled SPSS file on R..
hi Zoiya Naz
you can import your SPSS , SAS ,Excel, STATA files into R as follows:
under tab "file" then select "import dataset" and then "from SPSS" . In the newly opened window in "Browse" find and select your considered SPSS file and then choose " import" .
for saving them in R again under tab "file" select save as or save all.
do you need any other help??
good luck
Sorry, do you use R or Rstudio???
They are same but a little different. I recommend rstudio. It is easier to use.
Do not worry, we will solve the problem together.
@Zoiya Naz , was your problem solved?? The method i said is about rstdudio . If you download that , it is easier to use than R. i sure this helps you.
Samira Ahmadi my problem has solved, file has saved . Once again thank you so so much. It has saved my time. When I was searching I was reading different methods and not a single appropriate one to save the file on R studio. As to do the analysis on R it is necessary that file is saved .
hi Zoiya Naz
happy to hear. my pleasure .
Many professors and students now use Rstudio instead of R , because it is easier to work with. Whatever you want , you can search it on the internet. There are even various websites about using softwares. also YouTube
but , every time you need a help or you have a question about R you can ask me . If I know, I will definitely answer. Good luck
Samira Ahmadi , you state "Many professors and students now use Rstudio instead of R." RStudio is an editor for sending code to the R environment. It can do this in a few ways, and is convenient, but you are running R. There are other R editors, like Tinn-R.
Daniel Wright yes you are right , Dr Wright. I'm so sorry. just i wanted to help my friend's problem . i'm a master student , I could not express what I meant very well .
thank you for correcting my mistake , professor.
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