Thank you, it works perfectly !
-----Message d'origine-----
De: Neil Shephard [mailto:[email protected]]
Date: mercredi 9 avril 2003 10:34
�: [email protected]
Objet: Re: st: reshape command
Alvine wrote:
> I'm using the -reshape- command to convert data from long to wide
>
> My data are:
>
> No patient P�riode P cr�at PCAt
> 1 0 75.0 2.31
> 2 0 74 2.29
> 3 0 101.8 2.31
> 1 1 108.9 2.32
> 2 1 91.9 2.23
> 3 1 78.1 2.25
> 1 2 75.0 2.25
> 2 2 95.0 2.23
> 3 2 86.0 2.21
>
> -reshape wide Pcreat Pcat , i (No patient) j(P�riode)-
>
> gives:
>
> No patient Pcreat0 Pcat0 Pcreat1 Pcat1 Pcreat2 Pcat2
> 1
> 2
> 3
>
> Is there an option to obtain data like this:
>
> No patient Pcreat0 Pcreat1 Pcreat2 Pcat0 Pcat1 Pcat2
> 1
> 2
> 3
After the reshape command you can use the -order- command to
change the order of your variables, in this instance
order "No patient" Pcreat0 Pcreat1 Pcreat2 Pcat0 Pcat1 Pcat2
hope that helps,
Neil
Neil Shephard
Genetics Statistician
ARC Epidemiology Unit, University of Manchester
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