I am encountering a problem when BlueSky reads in a comma-delimited .csv file. When I open the .csv file in BlueSky, it does not identify blank cells as missing (NAs). In the attached data file there are 362 missing cases in the variable Assault. The attached BlueSky Output file shows that there are no NAs. I have used a work around of exporting the .csv file as an Excel worksheet .xlsl file which BlueSky reads correctly.
Susan
When I opened your csv file, the rows that you thought contained NAs actually contained a space character, so row 15 in your csv was 27, ,1 instead of 27,,1
You can address this in your csv or recode the opened dataset in BlueSky Statistics replacing the blank space character by NA