Hey guys.
I have a dataset with 6 different job categories and a simple yes/no-answer to a question. My data is coded in two variables; job-type and yes/no. That means, that I've labeled 1,2,3,4,5,6 in Job-types with job names and 1 and 2 in answer variable to yes/no.
What I don't know is, that if I want to ex. to show only, lets say, two different job-types and their answers in a histogram and thereby comparing them visually (and disregarding the rest for this small graphic), what do I do? I'd like to know the command to just show the data for one or two labels in a variable as well; ex. to, in numbers do the same as in graphics. I simply don't know how to do a "tab label". It doesn't really work for me - it just say: "variable "label" not found". And I get that; I don't have that variable, but I wan't it to show the label data instead.
I have a dataset with 6 different job categories and a simple yes/no-answer to a question. My data is coded in two variables; job-type and yes/no. That means, that I've labeled 1,2,3,4,5,6 in Job-types with job names and 1 and 2 in answer variable to yes/no.
What I don't know is, that if I want to ex. to show only, lets say, two different job-types and their answers in a histogram and thereby comparing them visually (and disregarding the rest for this small graphic), what do I do? I'd like to know the command to just show the data for one or two labels in a variable as well; ex. to, in numbers do the same as in graphics. I simply don't know how to do a "tab label". It doesn't really work for me - it just say: "variable "label" not found". And I get that; I don't have that variable, but I wan't it to show the label data instead.