15.7.12 Hiding Small Counts ¶
/HIDESMALLCOUNTS COUNT=count
The HIDESMALLCOUNTS subcommand is optional. If it specified,
then COUNT, ECOUNT, and UCOUNT values in output
tables less than the value of count are shown as <count
instead of their true values. The value of count must be an
integer and must be at least 2.
The following syntax and example shows how to use
HIDESMALLCOUNTS:
CTABLES /HIDESMALLCOUNTS COUNT=10 /TABLE placeOfLastDrinkBeforeDrive.
Custom Tables
|
|
Count |
| 37. Please think about the most recent occasion that you drove within two hours of drinking alcoholic beverages. Where did you drink on that occasion? |
Other (list) |
<10 |
| Your home |
182 |
| Friend's home |
264 |
| Bar/Tavern/Club |
279 |
| Restaurant |
495 |
| Work |
21 |
| Bowling alley |
<10 |
| Hotel/Motel |
<10 |
| Country Club/Golf course |
17 |
| Drank in the car/On the road |
<10 |
| Sporting event |
15 |
| Movie theater |
<10 |
| Shopping/Store/Grocery store |
<10 |
| Wedding |
15 |
| Party at someone else's home |
81 |
| Park/picnic |
14 |
| Party at your house |
<10 |
|