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Doncarlito87
Doncarlito87

Reputation: 459

How can I determine a correlation from 2 metric variables?

I would like to know how to find a correlation of 2 metric variables in SPSS.

I have to find a correlation between the "Number of borrowed cars (metric)" and the "Temperature(Metric)" at a certain "Daytime (Nominal)" = 8pm. Unfortunately, I do not have the experience in statistics to know with which analysis I can work this case. Does anyone have a solution for me?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 60

Answers (1)

eli-k
eli-k

Reputation: 11350

The following will give you the correlation for every separate value of Daytime:

sort cases by Daytime.
split file by Daytime.
correlations Ncars with Temperature.
split file off.

If you only want the value for 8pm, you can use filter:

compute filt = (Daytime = 8).
filter by filt.
correlations Ncars with Temperature.
filter off.

If you don't want the filter to be temporary, you can use select if Daytime = 8. .

Upvotes: 1

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