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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 qn37.
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

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