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SASUser_1
Fluorite | Level 6

Can you please suggest the ways of importing multiply imputed data generated from SPSS into SAS Studio? or if imported with usual commands, how do we split original data and respective multiple imputations, say 5, in order to ready it for further analysis?

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Reeza
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It's usual commands.

SPSS output data set includes a variable IMPUTATION_ that allows you to identify the splits. Depending on what procedures you're doing in SAS it could be as simple as i BY variable to separate the results for each imputation.

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Reeza
Super User
It's usual commands.

SPSS output data set includes a variable IMPUTATION_ that allows you to identify the splits. Depending on what procedures you're doing in SAS it could be as simple as i BY variable to separate the results for each imputation.
SASUser_1
Fluorite | Level 6
Thank you for the answer.

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