Thank you for the prompt reply. As this data will be transported into STATA I think that I should go for the SUMIF option. I am a bit unsure if STATA can read the Pivot Table. Do you by any chance know how I can summarise the EU- and non-EU emissions data by company? That is,...
. . , .z number of observations containing nonmissing number of unique, nonmissing values variable's minimum value variable's maximum value numeric, string, or none r(K uniq) contains . if the number of unique, nonmissing values is greater than 500. r(vartype) contains none if no ...
now 3 . generate str a = string(_n, "%02.0f") . generate str b = "B" . list, noobs +---+ | a b | |---| | 01 B | | 02 B | | 03 B | +---+ . describe Contains data obs: 3 vars: 2 size: 21 (99.9% of memory free) --- storage display value variable name ...
Dear Community, I would greatly appreciate some help with conducting a (in my mind) quite challenging task in excel. So, below you find an example of my spreadsheet. In the first column you find... elinsnoring, it depends on how you design your resulting table, but in any case you nee...
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However, as my full sample contains approximately 2 400 companies operating in around 150 countries each I am not sure if the approach you describe is applicable here. Do you consider the Pivot Table to be a good approach when the sample is of such as size or do you know of any other ...
New variable t contains the same information as time and t is better because it is a Stata time variable, the most important property of which being that it is numeric rather than string. We can xtset it. Here, however, we also need to specify the length of the periods with xtset's ...
it is string, and `1' contains enclosing quotes (I haven't tried this), or it is either numeric or string, and `i' is also a variable name of a compatible type. But in these cases, you are implicitly testing observation 1, which you might not have intended. ...
The names of the parameters must adhere to the naming conventions of Stata's variables; see [U] 11.3 Naming conventions. If you specify both parameters() and nparameters(), the number of names in the former must match the number specified in the latter. nparameters(#) specifies the number...
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