any problems in data management center on relating values to values in other observations, either within a dataset as a whole or within groups such as panels. This column reviews some basic Stata techniques helpful for such tasks, including the use of subscripts, summarize, by:, sum(), cond(), and egen. Several techniques exploit the fact that logical expressions yield 1 when true and 0 when false. Dividing by zero to yield missings is revealed as a surprisingly valuable device
Functions in Stata take two main forms, built-in functions that are part of the executable and egen ...
A standard task in data management is producing a list of variable names showing which variables hav...
The count command has one simple role, to count observations in general or that satisfy some conditi...
any problems in data management center on relating values to values in other observations, either wi...
Many problems in data management center on relating values to values in other observations, either w...
Data for people in a family, firms in a sector, or members of any kind of group are often analyzed u...
Counting panels, and more generally groups, is sometimes possible in Stata through a reduction comma...
Many problems in Stata call for selection of observations according to true or false conditions, ind...
Three user-written commands are reviewed as illustrations of different approaches to tabulation prob...
Wanting to present Stata output in a different way is a very common desire that lies behind many sub...
Table-like graphs can be interesting, useful, and even mildly innovative. This column outlines some ...
The statsby command collects statistics from a command yielding r-class or e-class results across gr...
The by varlist: construct is reviewed, showing how it can be used to tackle a variety of problems wi...
Stata’s main data model treats observations in rows and variables in columns quite differently, but ...
This talk illustrates how results from various Stata commands can be processed efficiently for inclu...
Functions in Stata take two main forms, built-in functions that are part of the executable and egen ...
A standard task in data management is producing a list of variable names showing which variables hav...
The count command has one simple role, to count observations in general or that satisfy some conditi...
any problems in data management center on relating values to values in other observations, either wi...
Many problems in data management center on relating values to values in other observations, either w...
Data for people in a family, firms in a sector, or members of any kind of group are often analyzed u...
Counting panels, and more generally groups, is sometimes possible in Stata through a reduction comma...
Many problems in Stata call for selection of observations according to true or false conditions, ind...
Three user-written commands are reviewed as illustrations of different approaches to tabulation prob...
Wanting to present Stata output in a different way is a very common desire that lies behind many sub...
Table-like graphs can be interesting, useful, and even mildly innovative. This column outlines some ...
The statsby command collects statistics from a command yielding r-class or e-class results across gr...
The by varlist: construct is reviewed, showing how it can be used to tackle a variety of problems wi...
Stata’s main data model treats observations in rows and variables in columns quite differently, but ...
This talk illustrates how results from various Stata commands can be processed efficiently for inclu...
Functions in Stata take two main forms, built-in functions that are part of the executable and egen ...
A standard task in data management is producing a list of variable names showing which variables hav...
The count command has one simple role, to count observations in general or that satisfy some conditi...