Thanks very much, Nick!
Eddy
> Check out -groups- and -tabcount- from SSC.
> There was a write-up in
> Speaking Stata: Problems with tables, Part II.
> Stata Journal 3(4): 420--439 (2003)
> You need, however, to be very careful with terminology
> in this connection: when you refer to missing values here you
> mean values that are not present, not at all the
> same thing!
> Nick
> [email protected]
> Eddy
>> I have a variable, myx, which has 5 possible values. I have used
>> -bysort group: myx- to tabulate myx by the group indicator. It
works
>> well, except that, because some of the groups do not have all the
5
>> possible values of myx, tables of these groups contain less than
>> 5 rows.
>>
>> For my particular need, I wish that for these groups Stata would
>> still tabulate all the 5 values of myx, putting 0 as the Freq. and
>> Percent for the values of myx that are missing in the particular
>> group.
>>
>> Is there an easy way to do this? I looked at the help of
-tabulate-,
>> -tabi-, -tab1-, and -tab2-, but did not find solutions.
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