All the export script does is create temporary dbase, tab and id files that can be
read by Mapinfo. It is one way. They have to be reimported into spss with a loss of
labeling info.
Dick
Richard Block
Department of Sociology
Loyola University
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>>> "Straus, Ian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/21/01 08:32AM >>>
SPSS has an export to mapinfo script, downloadable.
You might call SPSS tech support about where to find it.
I downloaded mine some time ago, and didn't keep the link.
Ian Straus
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> Mappers
> I remember a discussion of spss mapinfo links on this list serve, but =
> could not find it. I would like to be able to do statistical analysis, =
> labeling, and data transformations in spss. then read the file to =
> mapinfo for mapping and back to spss for additional analysis while =
> retaining the spss labels.
> Thanks
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> Richard Block
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