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That was exactly the problem. I repasted the data properly and it worked Thanks so much! Jeff

That probably means you were not pasting from an excel file where the two values were in separate columns. If you like, send me the data and I can see for sure what's happening.

Steve, Thanks. Cancel the last question. Now I got it working. Thanks so much Jeff Jeffrey Broadbent Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology Fellow, Institute on the Environment University of

Hi Steve, thanks. Your suggestions and the help text worked, and I got a matrix. Except, the only problem is that the row and column actors are wrong. The row actors for instance read "actor1actor2",

Correct: if the data are directed then you do not check the force symmetry box. When you press Save, the data are converted to a matrix and saved as a ucinet system dataset. But only if, where it says

Steve, thanks for this guidance. two questions on this. 1. the column actors choose the row actors, but not the reverse. So the data is directed, right? In that case, I do not check the force symmetry

Dear Raffaele, Thank you very much. This DL method imported the file (having changed the excel file into a text file). Now I have the two column list within UCINet. Could you please suggest how I can

Oh, there are examples of data import using the dl editor here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TSw5K053TCDf3WdZcADKBrD4G1M89_DH Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 14:48 To: [email protected]

Hi Jeff, if your data look like this in excel: [cid:image001.png@...] Then highlight the two columns (or three if valued data), and paste into ucinet's 'dl editor' (4th button from the

Jeffrey, you can import your data by using the DL-Editor (Data/Import/Import Excel/DL-type formats, or 4th button on the bar from the left) and by selecting “Edgelist1 (ego alter [value])” as data

You should be able to import the Excel file into UCINET. I personally have problems getting the normal routine to work, so I use the "Full matrix w/ multiple sheets (obsolete)" option. This works for

Dear UCINet colleagues, I have an excel dataset for a matrix. I wish to import it into Ucinet as a matrix. However, the data is listed in two columns, egos (col 1) and alters (col 2). Under egos, for

Assuming that you are projecting to columns. Depending on your research questions: Is it reasonable to normalize rows by dividing each row by its sum? Is it reasonable to standardize/normalize the

I'm giving up. I tried Method? C with Bonacich'72 adjusted to scores of 1-2 but after 2 tie removals that was no nodes left standing (big shock). My dataset consists of valued attributes ranging from

Dear All, I would really appreciate if someone could tell me if it's possible to obtain a weighted average path length with UCINET? Thank you! Best, Robert

With the 2-mode datasets described above of significantly varying values between attributes there are 3 methods initially possible that I can think of thus far for making 1M network graphs that are

Thank you very much.

To be clear, the way to read this into ucinet is to cut and paste into the dl editor. Like this: [cid:image001.png@...] Note that the second network is also an edgelist, but is

Here's the pajek project file converted to excel. steve Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2021 21:39 To: [email protected] Subject: [ucinet] ModMath Dataset CAUTION: External Sender I'm trying to find the

I'm trying to find the original dataset for ModMath. I found a link a CASOS that pointed to https://sites.google.com/site/ucinetsoftware/datasets/modern-math-method-diffusion but that web page would