Move to R-STAT. ;)

Hi Barbara

You can use the Do command within a macro to do this.  The syntax below should do what you are looking for.

Andy

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*** Part 1 - Define the macro ***.

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* You can change the parameters of the regression command as required (e.g. plots, residuals etc).

* Highlight and run Part 1 to define the macro.

DEFINE ManyDVs  (DVs = !ENCLOSE("[","]").

!DO !I !IN (!DVs).

REGRESSION

  /MISSING LISTWISE /STATISTICS COEFF OUTS R ANOVA

  /CRITERIA=PIN(.05) POUT(.10) /NOORIGIN 

  /DEPENDENT  !I  

  /METHOD=BACKWARD CerebralWM_FD CortexVol

                                      Mean_GM_temporal_lobe_volume sex anniscolarita 

                                      EstimatedTotalIntraCranialVol age.

!DOEND .

!ENDDEFINE .

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*** Part 2 - Call the macro ***.

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* Replace the variable names in the square brackets with your own variables.

* Highlight and run Part 2 to produce the regression analyses.

ManyDVs DVs = [mmsecorretto **add other DVs here**].

Barbara, I posted another macro solution (similar to Andrew's) in the other thread where you asked this question (see link below).

https://www.researchgate.net/post/In_SPSS_how_to_write_a_code_to_repeat_a_linear_regression_analysis_for_500_times_same_data_pool_but_random_pick_each_time_Thanks?_tpcectx=qa_overview_following&_trid=DRi0pYyKuhn6JfdmscQwH0Rt_