I would agree...I know of a "find and replace" function in SPSS DE-II (DOS) but not Windows Base 7.0

---------- > From: Mike Lane <mlane@NYIQ.NET> > To: SPSSX-L@VM.MARIST.EDU > Subject: Re: Changing Default Table Look > Date: Wednesday, January 29, 1997 9:54 PM > > Joe Wheaton <wheaton.3@OSU.EDU> wrote: > > >Much has been written about the limitations of TableLooks in SPSS 7.0 for > >Windows. I agree with all the criticisms. If you have many tables, it's an > >unbelievable pain to change each one individually. Isn't there some way to > >change the default tablelook so that all tables will at least be formatted > >the same when produced? Or, wouldn't it be nice to highlight all the tables > >and change the tablelook once for all those tables? Isn't there any way to > >do this? There's got to be a better way. > > > >Please help. > > I can't help but I can pose another vexing problem. The help file in > SPSS 7.0 refers to a find and replace function in SPSS but in the data > editor window I can find no such function. Surely it must be there > but I only see find and no find and replace. > > What am I missing? > > Mike Lane > Research Associate, NYIT