Hiro Ito
> I recently downloaded findlag.ado, unitroot.ado, and
> kpss.ado and put these
> files in the appropriate folders within the ado\updates directory.
>
> However, while the kpss function works, others, namely
> findlag.ado and
> unitroot.ado, do not work.
>
> Do you know what is wrong with these ado files? I am using
> STATA/SE in the
> Windows2000 environment.
The following is extracted from a Statalist posting sent on 22
November
and containing general advice which I think applies here.
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7. Say exactly what you typed and exactly
what Stata typed (or did) in response.
N.B. exactly!
If you can, reproduce the error with one of
Stata's provided data sets or a simple concocted
data set which you include in your posting.
Bad example: The command -fiddle- worked yesterday,
but it is not working today. [No information]
(Remarkably or not, questions of this form
have appeared on Statalist...)
Bad example: I am using -frog-, but I just get
the message "invalid syntax". [Very little information]
Good example: I am trying to draw a time series
plot using -graph-. Here is a silly example
showing my problem with the auto data:
. gen time = _n
. graph mpg time, c(1) sy(i)
Stata says "invalid syntax". What I am doing wrong?
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Nick
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