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Hi Jonathon,

Thanks, and sorry, I hadn't realised Setup lets you edit several variables at once. That covers most of what I thought was missing on the fixing side.

Having thought about it more, the gap for my students is detection rather than fixing. They're undergraduates in criminology and the ...

Hi,

I'm developing a jamovi module to help my students clean raw data: standardising inconsistent category labels, trimming whitespace, converting codes like -99 to missing, and tidying variable names. The aim is for them to do this in jamovi rather than Excel.

As I understand it, a module can ...

When I transform my data to add the missing mode the output just creates an additional level. In this case the data is ordinal with levels. See code below:

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Not sure how to fix it.

I wonder if there is an option in ...

Thanks Jonathon. Have uninstalled and reinstalled Jamovi and it now seems to work.

Yes

I am referring to the results. I have that setting in place already, but sometimes the output will still come back as a scientific notation, rather than rounded to 3 points after the decimal.

Is possible to replace scientific notations with a number even if it cannot be displayed in full e.g. have 0.000 rather than the scientific notation and then just at an * in with a corresponding scientific notation at the bottom of the table?

This would save time having to convert them to numbers ...

This is happening on multiple different computers. I am using 1.8.1.0, and the student is using the most up-to-date versions for Windows. I Will email you a link to the dataset separately as it is to big to attach.

Have run a linear regression and the outputs are all working fine. But when I ask for the residuals I get the following error message: 'Arguments imply differing number of rows'. I know what it means, but I am not sure how to fix it or what to do to get the rows equal.

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Will, do. The error only seems to occur in this dataset and spaces, don't seem to be an issue in other datasets. Will email it over.