> represents the 41 variables that I would like Stata to examine, count > all the zeros and store this information in a new variable called > fire0d1. > > C) Finally, I tried to more manually address the problem, but even > this didn't work because the rowtotal seemed to ignore m...
.summarize age income.tabulate age.logit outcome gender status if age > 29.scatter income educ if state == "Texas".drop if age <= 29.by gender: tabulate case exposure.by agegrp: summarize income hours One of the easiest commands to remember ishelp. If you typehelpmy topic, Stata will...
3 Stata: ignore missing values when counting 0 Stata: Summary stats with table. Order by N 0 Stata - Count observations within window 13 Searching for a straightforward way to do Stata's bysort tasks in R 2 Stata: order a dataset using a custom sorting order 0...
For factor variables, the tests are computed using the prefix svy: or subpop(): with tabulate twoway. Please refer to Methods and formulas in [R] dtable for details. Below, we demonstrate how to reproduce the test results for both continuous and factor variables. ...
Our goal is to demonstrate some common style changes you will likely want to make to your tables, such as adding a background color, formatting text as bold, or underlining your text. Note that some of the changes we’ll make are not supported by the Stata Markup and Control Language, ...
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Re: st: string output in tables truncated - how to fix? FromAustin Nichols <austinnichols@gmail.com> Tostatalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu SubjectRe: st: string output in tables truncated - how to fix? DateTue, 25 Jun 2013 19:00:33 -0400...
That said, I have still have slight hopes that as the run rises (has risen) in Texas, perhaps someone from StataCorp who know the "compiled C code" of -tabulate- would comment on whether it is possible that the fastest way to produce what I meant is to -tabulate, summarize-, log ...
To <statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu> Subject st: how to test significance for difference Date Wed, 24 Apr 2013 17:49:00 +0800Dear all, I use -tabulate- to check the distribution of two variables. But I am interested in the difference. Which code is used to directly give the difference...