jamovi

Hi raimoi, I'm sorry I didn't see this message sooner - I didn't receive an email alerting me to your message. The way I did it was I computed a sum variable of all the variables that I wanted in one condition, and then transformed that computed variable with the formula: if >1 (meaning: if any of t...

Hi Jonathon,

Thank you for the reply. I was able to do it with a mix of compute and then transform, per your suggestion.

Best wishes,
-lina

Hi! This is a pretty basic question, but I can't figure it out. I'm trying to transform (recode) multiple variables into one, but the transform function only gives me the option of using the original source variable to pull the data. For example, I have several variables denoting race/ethnicity, and...

thank you so much, maurizio!
this CONTAINS formula is exactly what i needed!

hello jonathon, thank you for your reply. i understand that jamovi is correctly identifying my formula as mis-specified, but i can't figure out what's wrong with the formula. here's what i've tried: if $source CONTAINS 'Screening and diagnosis of hepatitis C' use 1 i know that typing CONTAINS in the...

Hello! I'm new to jamovi and liking it so far. I'm having trouble with the transform function, though. I'm working off a survey dataset that was (unfortunately) collected in Google Forms, so I have a couple of string variables generated from "check all that apply" questions that just list ...