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Option Name
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Description
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Names and Labels of
Transposed Variables
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Construct New Variable
Names
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Use prefix
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You can specify a prefix
to use in constructing the names for the transposed variables in the
output data set. When you use a prefix, the variable name begins with
the prefix value and is followed by the number 1, 2, and so on.
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Select a
variable that contains the names of the new variables
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The variable that you
assign to the New column names role is used
to name the transposed variables in the output data set.
If you specified to
use a prefix in the name, the name for the new variable begins with
the prefix and is followed by the value of the New column
names variable.
If you select the Allow
duplicate of ID values check box, the transposed output
data set contains only the last observation for each BY group.
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Construct New Variable
Labels
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Select a
variable that contains the labels of the new variables
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The values of the variable
that you assign to the New column labels role
are used to label the variables in the output data set.
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Names and Labels of
Original Variables
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Put original
variable names in a new variable
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Each row of the output
table includes the name of the variable in the input table to which
the values in that output row belong. To specify a heading for the
output column that contains these variable names, enter the heading
in the Name box. The name can include special
characters, leading numbers, and white space, but it cannot exceed
32 characters. The default name is _Name_.
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Put original
variable labels in a new variable
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Each row of the output
table includes the label of the variable in the input table to which
the values in that output row belong. To specify a heading for the
output column that contains these variable labels, enter the heading
in the Label box. The label can include special
characters, leading numbers, and white space, but it cannot exceed
32 characters. The default label is _Label_.
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