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concatenating variables couldn't be simpler:

hi, i would extract the hour with the formula: INT(SPLIT(SPLIT(C, ' ', 2), ':', 1)) SPLIT(C, ' ', 2) says split the variable C where ever there are spaces, and give me the 2nd chunk. SPLIT('04/05/23 05:35', ' ', 1) gives '04/05/23' SPLIT('04/05/23 05:35', ' ', 2) gives '05:35' then i would take that...

The problem was that my .omv file was located in a folder that was nested inside another folder named in Persian (a different language).

thanks for letting us know. i've created an issue and will look at fixing this soon.

https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues/1493

with thanks

hi matt,

nothing really imminent, but customization of graphics is something we're often thinking about. hopefully something we can get to in the next 6 months.

jonathon

hi,

i don't think this is to do with the snowRMM module, but rather jamovi itself. could you try using jamovi 2.5 like seol suggests, and let us know if that fixes it?

with thanks

My experience is that most people want to test the residuals all together, and a small proportion of people want to test the residuals of the groups separately (for that, we provide the facility in descriptives that you describe).

jonathon

hi njain,

can i get you to start a new thread?

kind regards

jonathon

hi, yes, when you specify a variable as a factor, jamovi takes care of the dumming coding for you automagically. if you want to do it manually, you can dummy code the variable yourself, and then specify the dummy coded variables as 'covariate's. ordinal logistic regressions only require the dependen...

hi,

we're going to need more information about what you're experiencing when you try and download these modules.

at this stage, i'm not even sure if your computer is turned on.

kind regards

i would reach out to aaron caldwell, and ask him if a new version can be pushed to the jamovi library. we push updates when the maintainers ask us to.

cheers

jonathon