Magill, Brett wrote:
> Just a practical problem that I have run into here. I have a large data set
> where every case (row) represents a person. Each person belongs to a
> metropolitan area. I want to aggregate some of the individual results into
> metro area statistics. Should be easy... but
i generated some integer data in minitab ... 10 rows 5 columns
then mtb> rmedian c1-c5, c11 ... gets the median of the row puts it in c11
Row C1 C2 C3 C4 C5C11
1 18 10 14 12 14 14
2 14 10 13 17 19 14
3 12
Hi,
Just a practical problem that I have run into here. I have a large data set
where every case (row) represents a person. Each person belongs to a
metropolitan area. I want to aggregate some of the individual results into
metro area statistics. Should be easy... but alas...
The data is sam
