Stata commands referring to‘lname’} where range is #1(#d)#2meaning#1to#2in steps of#d #1/#2meaning#1to#2in steps of1 #1#t to#2meaning#1to#2in steps of#t−#1 #1#t:#2meaning#1to#2in steps of#t−#1 The loop is
logit Y l(0/`j').X1 l(0/`j').X2 l(0/`j').X3 month if month==`i' if _rc == 0 { tempvar work predict `work' replace ps`j' = `work' if month == `i' drop `work' } } } Ariel Linden I have a basic question about structuring this nested forvalues loop (Stata v...
st: i-1 in forvalues loop FromViktor Emonds <Viktor.Emonds@soc.kuleuven.be> To"statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu" <statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu> Subjectst: i-1 in forvalues loop DateTue, 18 Oct 2011 15:55:11 +0200
forvalues lname=range{Statacommands referring to `lname'}whererangeis#1(#d)#2meaning #1to #2insteps of #d #1/#2meaning #1to #2insteps of1#1#t to #2meaning #1to #2insteps of #t-#1#1#t:#2meaning #1to #2insteps of #t-#1Theloopisexecutedaslongascalculated values of `lname' ...
Stata 11.2, I need to convert this data from a string to a categorical variable. What I have done thus far is to use -encode- and then -recode- in order to recode the values to our pre-specified ones. The main flaw in this approach is that data contained in each of these variables...
-) Stata regards it as empty first time through the loop - so the first value is -14: *** clear* forv i=14/24 { loc j=`j'-14 di `j' } *** HTH Martin ---Original Message--- From: owner-statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu [mailto:owner-statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu] On Beh...
Nick n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk Gauri Khanna I am a new user to the Stata 11.1 SE I have run into syntax problems with the - forvalues- command while creating a loop. My syntax which comes from Stata 9 is the following: forvalues svy = 1/`max1' { use "'allsvys'", clear keep if ...
often in Stata you will see -exit ###- where we are exiting with an error code number (such as -exit 198-). Inthat case, the fact that the error code is nonzero causes the -forval- loop to also fail and exit out, and the do or ado file that it was within also fails and...
> forvalues x in 1/28 { > quietly summ oldvar if myvar==`x', det > replace newvar=1 if (oldvar < r(p1) | oldvar > r(p99)) & myvar==`x' > } > === > I am running Stata/SE 8.2 for Windows. > > In case this helps, I have tried manually typing in: > === > ...
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