[Sergiy Radyakin]

I have tried all of the options above but none of them work.

When I save an SPSS file to stata, only the first 1000 observations appear on stata.

If Victor Lopez can reproducibly demonstrate any defect with -usespss- he is welcomed to send me the example data and the log of output from Stata including any commands and parameters he has applied.

Best, Sergiy

[Xiomara Jeannette]

I want to say (or It means that) usespss is not converting the files, and stata can not open them.
Those files were created in the version 19 of spss.
I use stata 14. And I speak Spanish... is difficult to translate the problem of file conversión, that I 'm having but until this week. I will try the option force.

[Marcos Almeida]

Make sure you select the correct working directory.

That said, no matter the proficiency (or lack of) in any language, the best approach (as presented in the FAQ) is saying exactly what was typed and sharing exactly what is gotten back. Hopeffuly that helps.

[Xiomara Jeannette]

Yes, I am using the correct directory, in which are the bases. But Stata (usespss)does not open files.

[Richard Williams]

usespss usually works fine so you might uninstall and reinstall. Stat/Transfer is probably the best option but costs money, If you want to try out another freebie program see

https://gallery.shinyapps.io/rioweb/

[Xiomara Jeannette]

I have done what follows:
1. Uninstall usespss command 2. Install it again (net from http://radyakin.org/transfer/usespss/beta) 3. And now, the result is:

This	command works only in 32-bit Stata for	Windows
Your	operating system is: Windows
Your	machine type is: PC (64-bit x86-64)

[Richard Williams]

Make sure that you don't have multiple versions installed and that Stata isn't using the wrong one.

which usespss, all

I don't know if rioweb can solve your problem but it is very quick to try so I would check it putting in too much more effort. https://gallery.shinyapps.io/rioweb/

[Daniel Bennett]

If you have Stata 16, the following works very well:

. import spss using "blahblah.sav"

UCLA Statistical Consulting, you can utilize the user-written usespss command if you have Stata 9.2 or higher version. Please see: https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/other/mu...file-in-stata/

[Onesmus Kamacooko]

Kindly forllow the steps below:

ssc install importsav -----------First step

Change the directory to your file location
e.g cd ""D:\folder1\folder2" ---------Step two

importsav dataset.sav --------------Last step

Notes: dataset represents your file name under folder2

I wish you well