After reshaping my dataset using the reshape command, some of the variable and value labels are deleted. Is there a way to retrieve the original labels and apply them to the reshaped dataset? Answer The reshape command reconstructs your dataset to wide or long form. It does not have an ...
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Why reprex? Getting unstuck is hard. Your first step here is usually to create a reprex, or reproducible example. The goal of a reprex is to package your code, and information about your problem so that others can run it…
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One question, though, is does it matter whether you standardize the variables while the data are in wide versus long format? I.e., should I standardize the continuous X and Y variables at each time point when in wide format then reshape/transform the data to long, or should I first ...
Reshape the data from wide to long format. The survey year variable will be created. The final dataset will consist of one row for each sibling family per year: Table 15 Long format for dataset Full size table Table 16 Life after living with parents, 2001-2015 ...
reshape long d, i(household time) j(day) Second, "didn't work" is meaningless even to Stata experts without explanation. It can mean anything from "Stata complained" to "Stata didn't produce the results I expected". That said, some of your results are puzzling. ...
I have thousands obs in my real data. thus it is impossible to do it by hand. thanks for any suggestions. I would first reshape this to long. See -help reshape- reshape long wage , i(id jobid) j(wave) You would then have, say for id=1, ...
then reshape them into a long file. To simplify, let's say the cleaning code is this: >>> insheet using ${datpath}data_file_1.txt rename var1 id format id %9.0g renvars _all, postfix(1) rename id id save ${datpath}temp/data_file_1.dta >>> I want to run that code on 24...
I would first reshape this to long. See -help reshape- reshape long wage , i(id jobid) j(wave) You would then have, say for id=1, id jobid wave wage 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 . 1 2 1 . 1 2 2 3 1 2 3 . Get rid of missings: drop if mi(wage) Now, in case ...