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output variable names, variable labels, and value labels that are defined in SPSS file

Asked by pteranodon72 in SPSS

Tags: SPSS 17, syntax

I have a many SPSS files that have value labels defined for the variables. I'm looking for the best way to list this value-label pairs out in plain text -- sort of a reverse of the syntax

VARIABLE LABEL "This is a fine variable".

VALUE LABEL var1
0 "label for 0"
1 "label for 1"
2 "label for 2"
.

Target:
var1 "This is a fine variable" 0="label for 0", 1="label for 1", 2="label for 2"

Right now, I can see that DISPLAY DICTIONARY will output a section that has these in a table. Unfortunately, it doesn't attach the variable labels with the value labels.  Does anyone have workaround to merge the two tables or even output plain text with a single line per variable that has both the variable label and value labels?

Thanks,

pT
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