[...]... appears below, click on bar chart and from the Chart Values click on Frequency, finally click Continue  We return to frequency dialog box, click OK, the resulting SPSS for Windows output appears Frequencies [DataSet1] D\:Program Files\SPSSEval\Employee data.sav This table summarizes how many observations we have in the dataset; her there are 474 observations, we have a valid data value, and there... and the height of each bar chart represent the frequency of the employee Gender 300 250 Frequency 200 150 100 50 0 Female Male Gender Editing bar charts: 15  Double click on the bar chart in the output -SPSS We get the following chart editor  choose : element > show data label as illustrated below:  The dialog box appear as shown below Click on text style, write 14 in preferred size box, and then click... means (in ascending or descending order), alphabetically, or by the order in which you select the variables When z scores are saved, they are added to the data in the data editor and are available for SPSS charts, data listings, and analysis When variables are recorded in different units (for example, salary, education, and experience) a z-score transformation places variables on a common scale for... display order, as shown in the descriptive options dialog box below  Click continue to return to the descriptive dialog box, then click OK, to get these result Descriptives [DataSet1] D\:Program Files\SPSSEval\Employee data.sav 25 Descriptive Statistics Stat istic Std Error N Range Minimum Maximum Sum Mean Std Dev iat ion Skewness Kurt osis Mean Skewness Kurt osis Current Salary 474 $119,250 $15,750... mean, click continue 27  Click plots for histograms, stem-and-leaf, normal probability plots with tests, click continue  Click OK, to obtain the following results Explore [DataSet1] D\:Program Files\SPSSEval\Employee data.sav This table shows that we have 474 valid observations, and no missing value present Case Processing Summary Valid N Current Salary 474 Percent 100.0% Cases Missing N Percent 0... in Factor List rectangle as shown in the dialog box (Explore) 34  Click statistics and plot button and choose any statistics you want, to get the following results Explore [DataSet1] D\:Program Files\SPSSEval\Employee data.sav Gender Case Processing Summary Cases Missing N Percent 0 0% 0 0% Valid Current Salary Gender Female Male N 216 258 Percent 100.0% 100.0% Total N 216 258 Percent 100.0% 100.0%