Not quite. In what follows (e.g.)
labpc > 0
should be
labpc != 0
For these data, that makes no difference,
as presumably no negative percents are
observed. But in general the Stata rule is
zero means false
non-zero means true
Nick
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> stata reads
>
> -g conwin=0 if conpc > labpc & ldmpc & natpc & othpc-
>
> as
>
> -g conwin=0 if conpc > labpc & ldmpc>0 & natpc>0 & othpc>0-
>
> so what u need is
> -g conwin=0 if conpc > labpc & conpc>ldmpc & conpc>natpc &
> conpc>othpc-
>
> but i dont get it, if conpc is greater than any of the rest
> percentages,
> should conwin be set to 1 straight away?
>
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