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    This document contains the syntax for creating a chart in SPSS that plots multiple lines showing the relationship between MODELage and the age of the main wage earner, separated by whether the residency is rural or urban. The chart will have axes labeled for age of the main wage earner and MODELage, a legend distinguishing rural and urban residency, and a title describing the multiple lines plotted. The data is read from a dataset containing variables for age of the main wage earner, MODELage, and rural/urban residency.

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    This document contains the syntax for creating a chart in SPSS that plots multiple lines showing the relationship between MODELage and the age of the main wage earner, separated by whether the residency is rural or urban. The chart will have axes labeled for age of the main wage earner and MODELage, a legend distinguishing rural and urban residency, and a title describing the multiple lines plotted. The data is read from a dataset containing variables for age of the main wage earner, MODELage, and rural/urban residency.

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    This document contains the syntax for creating a chart in SPSS that plots multiple lines showing the relationship between MODELage and the age of the main wage earner, separated by whether the residency is rural or urban. The chart will have axes labeled for age of the main wage earner and MODELage, a legend distinguishing rural and urban residency, and a title describing the multiple lines plotted. The data is read from a dataset containing variables for age of the main wage earner, MODELage, and rural/urban residency.

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    * Chart Builder.

    GGRAPH
    /GRAPHDATASET NAME="graphdataset" VARIABLES=Age_of_main_wage_earner_years
    MODELage
    Residency_rural1_urban0 MISSING=LISTWISE REPORTMISSING=NO
    /GRAPHSPEC SOURCE=INLINE.
    BEGIN GPL
    SOURCE: s=userSource(id("graphdataset"))
    DATA: Age_of_main_wage_earner_years=col(source(s),
    name("Age_of_main_wage_earner_years"))
    DATA: MODELage=col(source(s), name("MODELage"))
    DATA: Residency_rural1_urban0=col(source(s),
    name("Residency_rural1_urban0"), unit.category())
    GUIDE: axis(dim(1), label("Age of main wage earner\n(years)"))
    GUIDE: axis(dim(2), label("MODELage"))
    GUIDE: legend(aesthetic(aesthetic.color.interior), label("Residency
    (rural=1 urban=0)"))
    GUIDE: text.title(label("Multiple Line of MODELage by Age of main wage
    earner\n(years) by ",
    "Residency (rural=1 urban=0)"))
    SCALE: cat(aesthetic(aesthetic.color.interior), include("0", "1"))
    ELEMENT: line(position(Age_of_main_wage_earner_years*MODELage),
    color.interior(Residency_rural1_urban0), missing.wings())
    END GPL.

    GGraph

    Notes
    Output Created 02-NOV-2019 18:20:18
    Comments
    Input Data C:\Users\990214482\Docume
    nts\project\1.11.sav
    Active Dataset DataSet1
    Filter <none>
    Weight <none>
    Split File <none>
    N of Rows in Working Data 2270
    File
    Syntax GGRAPH
    /GRAPHDATASET
    NAME="graphdataset"
    VARIABLES=Age_of_main_
    wage_earner_years
    MODELage
    Residency_rural1_urban0
    MISSING=LISTWISE
    REPORTMISSING=NO
    /GRAPHSPEC
    SOURCE=INLINE.
    BEGIN GPL
    SOURCE:
    s=userSource(id("graphdatas
    et"))
    DATA:
    Age_of_main_wage_earner_
    years=col(source(s),
    name("Age_of_main_wage_e
    arner_years"))
    DATA:
    MODELage=col(source(s),
    name("MODELage"))
    DATA:
    Residency_rural1_urban0=co
    l(source(s),
    name("Residency_rural1_urb
    an0"), unit.category())
    GUIDE: axis(dim(1),
    label("Age of main wage
    earner
    (years)"))
    GUIDE: axis(dim(2),
    label("MODELage"))
    GUIDE:
    legend(aesthetic(aesthetic.co
    lor.interior), label("Residency
    (rural=1 urban=0)"))
    GUIDE:
    text.title(label("Multiple Line
    of MODELage by Age of
    main wage earner
    (years) by ",
    "Residency (rural=1
    Resources Processor Time 00:00:00,19
    Elapsed Time 00:00:00,13

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