SPSS Statistics

Hello,

hope it's ok to add to this.

I am experiencing the same problem, but SPSS does not even start the syntax window. Even when I press "Paste" simply nothing happens.

The setting up of variables and adding data has worked, as has the modification of variables and the computing of variables as well... but all without any addition to the output window.

Hello,

hope it's ok to add to this.

I am experiencing the same problem, but SPSS does not even start the syntax window. Even when I press "Paste" simply nothing happens.

The setting up of variables and adding data has worked, as has the modification of variables and the computing of variables as well... but all without any addition to the output window.

Hi,

I have the exact same problem and the solutions provided do not seem to work. It seems it is doing something, but even a simple frequency analysis will not show up in my output, the viewer stays blank...

What can I do?

- A student

Hello,

hope it's ok to add to this.

I am experiencing the same problem, but SPSS does not even start the syntax window. Even when I press "Paste" simply nothing happens.

The setting up of variables and adding data has worked, as has the modification of variables and the computing of variables as well... but all without any addition to the output window.

Hi, I have tried this as well (here is a screenshot of my syntax window), output still not showing. What should I do?

I'm using SPSS 29 base on MacOS Big Sur.

Could you please run everything EXCEPT for the OUTPUT MODIFY command, and see if any output shows?

Hi, I have tried this as well (here is a screenshot of my syntax window), output still not showing. What should I do?

I'm using SPSS 29 base on MacOS Big Sur.

No output showing unfortunately. What else can I do?

Could you please run everything EXCEPT for the OUTPUT MODIFY command, and see if any output shows?

Hi, I have tried this as well (here is a screenshot of my syntax window), output still not showing. What should I do?

I'm using SPSS 29 base on MacOS Big Sur.

OMS is on for some reason; I don't know why. Output is being redirected; that needs to stop. In a syntax window, issue this command:

OMSEND.

Then, re-run your original syntax.

No output showing unfortunately. What else can I do?

Could you please run everything EXCEPT for the OUTPUT MODIFY command, and see if any output shows?

Hi, I have tried this as well (here is a screenshot of my syntax window), output still not showing. What should I do?

I'm using SPSS 29 base on MacOS Big Sur.

OMS is on for some reason; I don't know why. Output is being redirected; that needs to stop. In a syntax window, issue this command:

OMSEND.

Then, re-run your original syntax.

No output showing unfortunately. What else can I do?

Could you please run everything EXCEPT for the OUTPUT MODIFY command, and see if any output shows?

Hi, I have tried this as well (here is a screenshot of my syntax window), output still not showing. What should I do?

I'm using SPSS 29 base on MacOS Big Sur.

Hi,

I have a similar problem. For my case, I've been trying to paste/Ok my graphs but what comes up is just a warning message that says GPL error. I'm currently running on windows. Please advice on what should i do? 

Thanks,

Charlotte

Hi, I already did those steps but it came out as an error. How should i solve this?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

Forgive me for interrupting, but I notice that OMS is turned on for some reason... see the word "OMS" in the status bar? That may be the issue.

Please turn that off by opening a syntax window, then running the command:

OMSEND.

Then, try getting output again. It may work now.

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

@Abigail Rizzo Rick is correct above. I missed the fact that you have OMS output filtering turned on for some reason. Please follow his instructions and you should be good to go.

Forgive me for interrupting, but I notice that OMS is turned on for some reason... see the word "OMS" in the status bar? That may be the issue.

Please turn that off by opening a syntax window, then running the command:

OMSEND.

Then, try getting output again. It may work now.

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Dear all. I am experiencing a similar problem. Nothing happens when I conduct the analysis, I am simply redirected to a window where it shows me to a previously known matrix window that displays that Process Macro has been installed. The option with paste leads me to very strange hundreds of lines syntax full of if errors etc. which are not applicable to the analysis I am doing (mediation analysis with Process macro). Do you have any idea how I could resolve this problem? Thank you in advance. 

------------------------------
Pavel Dostinov
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 17, 2023 09:13 AM
From: Rick Marcantonio
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Original Message:
Sent: 6/15/2023 9:39:00 AM
From: Pavel Dostinov
Subject: RE: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all. I am experiencing a similar problem. Nothing happens when I conduct the analysis, I am simply redirected to a window where it shows me to a previously known matrix window that displays that Process Macro has been installed. The option with paste leads me to very strange hundreds of lines syntax full of if errors etc. which are not applicable to the analysis I am doing (mediation analysis with Process macro). Do you have any idea how I could resolve this problem? Thank you in advance. 

------------------------------
Pavel Dostinov

Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 17, 2023 09:13 AM
From: Rick Marcantonio
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

------------------------------
Rick Marcantonio
Quality Assurance
IBM

Original Message:
Sent: Sun April 16, 2023 07:20 PM
From: Marjolijn Fitzgerald
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

------------------------------
Marjolijn Fitzgerald

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 20, 2023 10:06 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Dear all. I am experiencing a similar problem. Nothing happens when I conduct the analysis, I am simply redirected to a window where it shows me to a previously known matrix window that displays that Process Macro has been installed. The option with paste leads me to very strange hundreds of lines syntax full of if errors etc. which are not applicable to the analysis I am doing (mediation analysis with Process macro). Do you have any idea how I could resolve this problem? Thank you in advance. 

------------------------------
Pavel Dostinov
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 17, 2023 09:13 AM
From: Rick Marcantonio
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Dear all,

I keep having the same problem with OMS quite often "getting turned on" "by itself". I don't understand what makes it go on. Does anyone know why? Is there some setting I should change? Do I inadvertently turn it on? Is it a bug?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,  Sebastiaan

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Dear all,

I keep having the same problem with OMS quite often "getting turned on" "by itself". I don't understand what makes it go on. Does anyone know why? Is there some setting I should change? Do I inadvertently turn it on? Is it a bug?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,  Sebastiaan

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Thank you Jon,

I mostly only run syntax written by myself, that doesn't contain any OMS commands (I had not heard of OMS, until I stopped getting SPSS output and searched this forum for a solution). I also don't think I use any procedures that I didn't with previous versions of SPSS (25 was the latest I used before switching to 29), when I never encountered this issue.

Did this issue ever come up in the forum with older versions? All those with issues in this post seem to be using SPSS 29, which is why I wondered if it could be to do with a recent change, but perhaps that is to quick an assumption. 

I'll keep an eye on it and see if I can find anything specific that triggers it.

Cheers,

Sebastiaan

Dear all,

I keep having the same problem with OMS quite often "getting turned on" "by itself". I don't understand what makes it go on. Does anyone know why? Is there some setting I should change? Do I inadvertently turn it on? Is it a bug?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,  Sebastiaan

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello @s hess. We are currently investigating this, but it is difficult to reproduce and at present the working theory is that it has to do with the autorecovery thread that runs at regular intervals. One thing you can try is to turn off Auto Recovery on the General tab in SPSS Options and see if that makes the problem go away. If it does please let us know so we can confirm this is the source of the issue.

Thanks,

Thank you Jon,

I mostly only run syntax written by myself, that doesn't contain any OMS commands (I had not heard of OMS, until I stopped getting SPSS output and searched this forum for a solution). I also don't think I use any procedures that I didn't with previous versions of SPSS (25 was the latest I used before switching to 29), when I never encountered this issue.

Did this issue ever come up in the forum with older versions? All those with issues in this post seem to be using SPSS 29, which is why I wondered if it could be to do with a recent change, but perhaps that is to quick an assumption. 

I'll keep an eye on it and see if I can find anything specific that triggers it.

Cheers,

Sebastiaan

Dear all,

I keep having the same problem with OMS quite often "getting turned on" "by itself". I don't understand what makes it go on. Does anyone know why? Is there some setting I should change? Do I inadvertently turn it on? Is it a bug?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,  Sebastiaan

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Thank you Curtis,

I can imagine such problems are hard to pin down. E.g, I worked all day with SPSS yesterday and the problem didn't reappear with autorecovery still enabled. Can I see or check that autorecovery actually runs? I did switch off the starting screen that opens with SPSS and shows recovered files. I did this using the "don't show this window again" (or similar) option. Don't know if that has anything to do with the issue not occurring so far? 

I'll keep an eye on it, and let you know if I notice anything again.

Thanks again for the suggestions!

Sebastiaan

Hello @s hess. We are currently investigating this, but it is difficult to reproduce and at present the working theory is that it has to do with the autorecovery thread that runs at regular intervals. One thing you can try is to turn off Auto Recovery on the General tab in SPSS Options and see if that makes the problem go away. If it does please let us know so we can confirm this is the source of the issue.

Thanks,

Thank you Jon,

I mostly only run syntax written by myself, that doesn't contain any OMS commands (I had not heard of OMS, until I stopped getting SPSS output and searched this forum for a solution). I also don't think I use any procedures that I didn't with previous versions of SPSS (25 was the latest I used before switching to 29), when I never encountered this issue.

Did this issue ever come up in the forum with older versions? All those with issues in this post seem to be using SPSS 29, which is why I wondered if it could be to do with a recent change, but perhaps that is to quick an assumption. 

I'll keep an eye on it and see if I can find anything specific that triggers it.

Cheers,

Sebastiaan

Dear all,

I keep having the same problem with OMS quite often "getting turned on" "by itself". I don't understand what makes it go on. Does anyone know why? Is there some setting I should change? Do I inadvertently turn it on? Is it a bug?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,  Sebastiaan

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello, a quick follow up. As these things go, right after I wrote the previous message, OMS was repeatedly being enabled. I had the feeling it came on each time I hibernated and restarted my laptop, but not sure about this. I now changed the autorecovery setting you suggested, and will see how it goes.

Cheers,

Sebastiaan

Thank you Curtis,

I can imagine such problems are hard to pin down. E.g, I worked all day with SPSS yesterday and the problem didn't reappear with autorecovery still enabled. Can I see or check that autorecovery actually runs? I did switch off the starting screen that opens with SPSS and shows recovered files. I did this using the "don't show this window again" (or similar) option. Don't know if that has anything to do with the issue not occurring so far? 

I'll keep an eye on it, and let you know if I notice anything again.

Thanks again for the suggestions!

Sebastiaan

Hello @s hess. We are currently investigating this, but it is difficult to reproduce and at present the working theory is that it has to do with the autorecovery thread that runs at regular intervals. One thing you can try is to turn off Auto Recovery on the General tab in SPSS Options and see if that makes the problem go away. If it does please let us know so we can confirm this is the source of the issue.

Thanks,

Thank you Jon,

I mostly only run syntax written by myself, that doesn't contain any OMS commands (I had not heard of OMS, until I stopped getting SPSS output and searched this forum for a solution). I also don't think I use any procedures that I didn't with previous versions of SPSS (25 was the latest I used before switching to 29), when I never encountered this issue.

Did this issue ever come up in the forum with older versions? All those with issues in this post seem to be using SPSS 29, which is why I wondered if it could be to do with a recent change, but perhaps that is to quick an assumption. 

I'll keep an eye on it and see if I can find anything specific that triggers it.

Cheers,

Sebastiaan

Dear all,

I keep having the same problem with OMS quite often "getting turned on" "by itself". I don't understand what makes it go on. Does anyone know why? Is there some setting I should change? Do I inadvertently turn it on? Is it a bug?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,  Sebastiaan

I see an OMSEND command, but no OMS command preceding it anywhere. I also see that OMS is on (the status bar has "OMS" - look for it at the bottom of the window).

Put this command before anything else :

OMSEND.

and just run that by itself.

The OMS should disappear from the status bar. Then try your TTEST command and you should see output in the  viewer.

Good morning,
I am a student and am trying the 30-day free trial and the issue above is happening for me.
Is there a solution please?
Marjolijn

Hi @Abigail Rizzo . The above screen shot is of a syntax window, but I was referring to a command window in MS-Windows above.

Let's try the easiest thing first, and work to more complex tests if the initial ones don't work:

1. Are you able to open a new Output window from the File menu (File->New->Output)?
2. If yes, can you enter this command in a syntax window, run that syntax, and see if it fixes the problem:

           OMSEND.

       3. If you still cannot get output by running syntax from a syntax window,  then can you get output by opening a dataset, going to the Frequencies dialog (Analyze->Descriptive Statistics->Frequencies), choosing a few settings, then running the dialog?

      4. Next thing to try if the above fails is to open a command (e.g. terminal) window in your operating system. From there you can enter the command I mentioned above to see if any useful information is output to that command window:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

If you perform step #4 above and get errors or other information in the command window (not the syntax or output windows in Statistics), please copy that information and paste it to your response here.

Best,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 17, 2023 05:44 PM
From: Abigail Rizzo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi Curtis, I installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory. What do you mean by "open a terminal window"? This is not the Syntax window is it? Because I tried entering "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com" there but nothing happened. See below. Thank you.

------------------------------
Abigail Rizzo

Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 13, 2023 10:25 AM
From: Curtis Browning
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hi @Jordan Marshall. May I assume that you installed Statistics into the default "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics" directory?

If yes, can you open a terminal window and enter the following please, including the double quotes, then press Enter:

"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS Statistics\stats.com"

Try some of the actions that failed for you and then inspect the terminal window to see if there are any errors. Please paste any errors you find into your response message, thanks.

Regards,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 10, 2023 01:40 PM
From: Jordan Marshall
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

I am having the same problem. The output window is just not opening at all. I tried the syntax trick mentioned and it did not work.

I'm using SPSS for MS-Windows.

My operating system is Windows 11.

And my version of SPSS is Grad Pack Premium v29.

------------------------------
Jordan Marshall

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello,

I am a student using SPSS modeler for a course. I have the 18.4 version and Mac, Intel chip. When I run the model I am not getting output. It is just the screen showing running and nothing happens. Here is the screenshot. Could you please help me? Most of the students who have a Mac faced this same issue in class. Is it an issue with Mac laptops?

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hello, is this issue fixed in the latest version of SPSS for Windows. I have several students report this happening intermittently in the past few weeks.

Is there any other way around it then this? Can it be prevented?

Thank you!

------------------------------
Sara Morales Izquierdo

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 04, 2024 10:03 AM
From: Jon Peck
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Original Message:
Sent: 12/27/2023 6:13:00 PM
From: Linsey Schafer
Subject: RE: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hi Sara, what version of Statistics are your students using? Are they using trials or a paid version? We have a fix for the issue that is scheduled to be released with version 30. The work around is just to issue

OMSEND TAG=ALL.

From a syntax Window, and one's output should turn on. 

Another, slightly riskier workaround would be to turn off Auto Recovery from the General Tab of SPSS Options. That should stop the failed autorecovery jobs that are leaving OMS on, but it will also prevent users from recovering their work if some other problem occurs.

HTH,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 11, 2024 03:49 AM
From: Sara Morales Izquierdo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello, is this issue fixed in the latest version of SPSS for Windows. I have several students report this happening intermittently in the past few weeks.

Is there any other way around it then this? Can it be prevented?

Thank you!

------------------------------
Sara Morales Izquierdo

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 04, 2024 10:03 AM
From: Jon Peck
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Original Message:
Sent: 12/27/2023 6:13:00 PM
From: Linsey Schafer
Subject: RE: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

That's very helpful thank you! Students are using is SPSS Statistics 29.0.2.0 for Windows, the paid version. In terms of adding the syntax, is this for every time they need to produce a new output window, for every output, or for every session?

Is the best way to run this line going to Utilities > Production facility, writing the line and pressing the gree "Run" button or is there a better way?

Sara

Hi Sara, what version of Statistics are your students using? Are they using trials or a paid version? We have a fix for the issue that is scheduled to be released with version 30. The work around is just to issue

OMSEND TAG=ALL.

From a syntax Window, and one's output should turn on. 

Another, slightly riskier workaround would be to turn off Auto Recovery from the General Tab of SPSS Options. That should stop the failed autorecovery jobs that are leaving OMS on, but it will also prevent users from recovering their work if some other problem occurs.

HTH,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 11, 2024 03:49 AM
From: Sara Morales Izquierdo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello, is this issue fixed in the latest version of SPSS for Windows. I have several students report this happening intermittently in the past few weeks.

Is there any other way around it then this? Can it be prevented?

Thank you!

------------------------------
Sara Morales Izquierdo

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 04, 2024 10:03 AM
From: Jon Peck
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Original Message:
Sent: 12/27/2023 6:13:00 PM
From: Linsey Schafer
Subject: RE: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Hi Sara. The syntax shown above only needs to be run if the bug manifests in the auto recovery code. One can tell it is happening by noting that no more output comes to your Viewer (or Workbook) output window, and in the Status Bar at the bottom of each top level window you will see the text: OMS.

This is not about the Production Facility, it is about OMS and syntax. There are two easy ways to run the syntax I provided above:

1. Open a new or existing syntax document and run the syntax from there, or
2. Go to the OMS Control Panel from Utilities -> OMS Control Panel, and either choose the "End All" button, or else select the OMS job in the table there and select the "End" button, then press the OK button to dismiss the dialog.

There is also the option of turning off auto recovery in Options. If you do that it only needs to be done once, but as noted earlier it means that if a crash occurs for some other reason users will not be able to easily recover any unsaved documents that they had open.

HTH,

That's very helpful thank you! Students are using is SPSS Statistics 29.0.2.0 for Windows, the paid version. In terms of adding the syntax, is this for every time they need to produce a new output window, for every output, or for every session?

Is the best way to run this line going to Utilities > Production facility, writing the line and pressing the gree "Run" button or is there a better way?

Sara

Hi Sara, what version of Statistics are your students using? Are they using trials or a paid version? We have a fix for the issue that is scheduled to be released with version 30. The work around is just to issue

OMSEND TAG=ALL.

From a syntax Window, and one's output should turn on. 

Another, slightly riskier workaround would be to turn off Auto Recovery from the General Tab of SPSS Options. That should stop the failed autorecovery jobs that are leaving OMS on, but it will also prevent users from recovering their work if some other problem occurs.

HTH,

------------------------------
Curtis Browning
SPSS Statistics Architect

Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 11, 2024 03:49 AM
From: Sara Morales Izquierdo
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello, is this issue fixed in the latest version of SPSS for Windows. I have several students report this happening intermittently in the past few weeks.

Is there any other way around it then this? Can it be prevented?

Thank you!

------------------------------
Sara Morales Izquierdo

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 04, 2024 10:03 AM
From: Jon Peck
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Original Message:
Sent: 12/27/2023 6:13:00 PM
From: Linsey Schafer
Subject: RE: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Hello all,

I am a student also using SPSS version 29 on a Mac for my doctoral work. I am not receiving an output when I run reports. I've googled solutions and followed the advice on this thread to no avail. The OMS marker remains at the bottom of my SPSS window, which I believe is part of the issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? Thanks so much for your help!

Linsey

------------------------------
Linsey Schafer

Original Message:
Sent: Fri September 30, 2022 11:06 PM
From: Jen S
Subject: Output not showing in SPSS Statistics Viewer?

Dear all, I'm a student using SPSS Statistics for my research project and am currently using Version 29 on Mac. I tried running some analysis (e.g. Descriptives, Reliability Analysis) today, but upon clicking "Ok" after setting up all my variables, nothing shows up in my Output. I've tried Googling for solutions, but can't find any solutions. Would be extremely grateful for any assistance and advice, thank you!

------------------------------
Jen S
------------------------------

#SPSSStatistics

Dear All, im facing an error too. i want to compute variable but the output does not come out after clicking "Ok". I follow previous comment in this discussion but still no output pop up.

Dear All, im facing an error too. i want to compute variable but the output does not come out after clicking "Ok". I follow previous comment in this discussion but still no output pop up.