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Thanks a million. This is a huge relief. In the end it was such a simple thing. Once I sorted the level-2 variable the problem has been solved. One more query. I am plotting interaction effects. So what should be te x-axis variable when I am using the prediction function

To give you a comprehensive idea: I have two levels. Level.1 --individual internet banking account holders (1014 sample elements). Level.2 Banks -- 21 banks. I have about five predictor variables -- all intervally scaled. To make it simple, I just used one of the predictors this time and please see ...

Thanks for the prompt response. Sorry I am trying to meet a journal special issue deadline. Do you mean in the prediction stage to calculate the predicted value, you include all the indepenent variables (at once) instead of just the one indepent variable whose random slope you are planning to plot ...

There is one level in my model (apart from the individual level)-- internet bank used being the second level. There are 21 iternet banks and altogether 1100 sample respondents across the 21 banks. I have several independent variables and the depednet variable is loyalty. All the variables are ...

As I am plotting group lines from a randomised slope analysis, I get some really unusual lines and/or patterns. I have 21 categories in level-2 and altogether my sample is 1100 cases. In the first instance I get a few lines and a few awkward patterns and then when I clear the autosort on x box, I ...