First of all, apologies if you feel misquoted, I was only trying to keep
things clear. Now, I have installed and tried the new version of the package
and it works perfectly. It does exactly what it should do. I tested it on
some huge SPSS's sample files which contained a lot of variables with
seve
I've put up an experimental version at
http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/R/foreign_0.8-28.1.tar.gz
See the new 'use.missings' argument. It does what I think should happen
in your example and the other one I tried, but more experience would be
helpful.
On Mon, 4 Aug 2008, Jeroen Ooms wrote:
Please
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
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>>From the messages you get I do not believe this is a recent version of
read.spss (message 2 no longer appears)...
I am sorry you are right here, I was using an outdated version of foreign. I
have updated my packages. My current version is now R version 2.7.1
(2008-
From the messages you get I do not believe this is a recent version of
read.spss (message 2 no longer appears), and you haven't followed the
posting guide and told us. However, your message 3 does still appear, and
that might be significant.
A small anount of googling came up with
https://st
There is a problem when importing an spss-file containing explicitly declared
missing values in R using the read.spss function from the foreign package.
I'm not sure these problems are the same in every version of spss, I am
using the latest version 16.0.2.
I included http://www.nabble.com/file/
