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HLINES= heading lines in output files = Yes |
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To facilitate importing the IFILE=, PFILE=, SFILE= and XFILE= files into spreadsheet and database programs, the heading lines can be omitted from the output files.
HLINES=Y Include heading lines in the output files (the standard) In IFILE= and PFILE=, specifying HLINES=Y also puts ";" at the start of missing, deleted and extreme lines. For simulated data files, SIFILE=, HLINES=Y puts the person generating value in each data line. HLINES=N Omit heading lines.
Example: I want a tab-separated score-to-measure file, without the column headings: SCOREFILE=mysc.txt HLINES=NO CSV=TAB
0 -6.46 1.83 .28 217 85 1 2.9 1 2.9 1 1 -5.14 1.08 .81 278 50 0 .0 1 2.9 3 2 -4.22 .86 1.29 321 40 1 2.9 2 5.7 4
with column headings, HLINES=YES, the standard:
";" "KID" "SCORE FILE FOR" "; TABLE OF SAMPLE NORMS (500/100) AND FREQUENCIES CORRESPONDING TO COMPLETE TEST" ";SCORE" "MEASURE" "S.E." "INFO" "NORMED" "S.E." "FREQUENCY" "%" "CUM.FREQ." "%" "PERCENTILE" 0 -6.46 1.83 .28 217 85 1 2.9 1 2.9 1 |
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