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This article mainly explains "how to use SPSS to do simple data analysis", interested friends may wish to have a look. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn how to do simple data analysis with SPSS.

Many students majoring in statistics or liberal arts should be familiar with SPSS software. SPSS is a professional data statistics and analysis software. It is built in a variety of rich statistical methods, although the operation is silly, but the results are very professional.

When I was at school, I used a 32-bit computer. After work, I replaced it with 64-bit Lenovo Savior Y7000. Last year, I was lucky enough to know a sister who was doing data analysis in a shared car in Beijing, so she got a 64-bit installation package so that she no longer had to have a headache about pojie.

Work for several years, although through self-study, mastered a lot of data-related tools, such as: Excel, MySQL, Python, tableau and so on. But because I majored in Statistics in college, I still can't let go of R language and SPSS software.

After work tonight, I brushed the self-study net, had nothing to do, and played SPSS. The operations are as follows:

First create the following data source by simulating in Excel

Then open the SPSS software, click the "Files" tab in the upper left corner, and select to import the Excel file in .xlsx format from the desktop. The recently loaded data sources are as follows:

Then click "Analysis-description Statistics-Frequency menu" at the top of the interface.

Select variables according to the picture and click the related menu:

The approximate analysis results are as follows (just a random click to do an example, which has nothing to do with practical application):

Then you can combine your statistical theory and practical experience to interpret the data and write an analysis report.

If that's not enough, we can also do a little more visual graphics (because humans are visual animals), such as pie charts, showing the percentage of sales by category:

The results are as follows:

Summary: I am also the first time to use SPSS to make a pie chart, but the effect is quite cool, almost as cool as Python, as good as tableau, slightly better than the default R language, and far better than the default generated by Excel.

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