Hi everyone!
I have a particular data base counting 28 days of recording behaviors. Every day has a different number of behavior depending on the participant (between 0 and 35 behaviors). Seven categories of behaviors are recorded and each time the participant write a behavior, they also have to write how disruptive the behavior was (between 0 and 4). In the data base, the colomn 1 represent the type of behavior, and the column 2 represent the disruptiveness related to the behavior in colomn 1, the colomn 3 contains the type of behavior 2 and the colomn 4 represents the disruptiveness associated with the behavior in colomn 3, etc (See the joint file).. So the colomn 1 and 3 contains different kid of behavior depending on the participant (they noted the behavior in the order of apparition during their day). My question is: I want to calculate the mean of the disruptiveness related to each type of behavior. For exemple, I want to calculate the mean of the disruptiveness when the behavior is agitation, i have to include all, but only, the disruptiveness associated with agitation. Do you know a way to do so?
Thank you so much,
Audrey
- Select the lettered header of the source culumn_the columns that contain yuor data_to highliht the entire column. if you filled out thesame date in. 2.press"control-c" ,click the header for the target column where you want to create the link. click "paste link " in the paste options section of the context menu .its icon look like a chain link ... Select the first extreneous "o" and press "control-shift-Down to highlight the remainder of the column
Hi. You can google it and watch a video on the You-Tube, from which you can learn how to do it.
Yes agree with Aida, you should learn it from youtube video guide..
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