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[title] Understanding Variable View
-[* black] This can be found in "Variable View":
+[* black] In "Variable View":
[* black] The first column, “Name,” states the name of the variable
[* black] The second column, “Type,” indicates the data type of the variable
[* black] The third column, “Width,” indicates the number of characters available for the variable values
[* black] The fourth column, “Decimals,” controls the number of digits after the decimal place
[* black] The fifth column, “Label,” is used to make any necessary notes
[* black] The sixth column, “Values,” provides a key for what the numbers of a numeric variable represent