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st: concatenate, leading zeros
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st: concatenate, leading zeros
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Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:23:11 -0800
Hello- I am pretty new to stata and would really appreciate some help with what seems like a pretty basic question.
I need to concatenate three variables into 1, and all three may have leading zeros.
Whenever I concatenate, the leading zero's are dropped.
To be clear...
If I have:
var1=01
var2=04956
var3=0906730
I would like to get a variable back that is: 01049560906730
This is not what I am getting: instead I am getting 14956906730.
I have formatted all my variables as string with the appropriate formats. For instance, for my variable 1, I have done format var1 %02s.
They all look fine, and retain their leading zero's individually, but not once I concatenate.
Any thoughts?
I really appreciate your help with this.
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Daphna Bassok
Research Assistant
Center For Research On Education Outcomes
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
Phone: (650) 725-6169
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