Hi,
I have a program - tablemat.ado- to do that.
Kit Baum has drawn my attention to some bugs
that have been fixed now.
It is still under development to make it more elegant.
Basically, instead of doing
tabstat x, by(y1)
tabstat v, by(y2)
tabstat z, by(y3)
the program does:
tablemat x v z, by(y1 y2 y3) stat(mean)
Gindo could contact me privately to have it.
Best regards.
Friedrich Huebler
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owner-statalist@hsphsun2. Subject: st: Re: supertables, please. (Tufte 1983 :179)
harvard.edu
05/26/2005 10:46 AM
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statalist
You can do this with -tabstatmat- and -mat2txt- from SSC.
. sysuse auto, clear
. tabstat mpg weight, by(foreign) nototal save
. tabstatmat mat1
. tabstat mpg weight, by(rep78) nototal save
. tabstatmat mat2
. tabstat mpg weight, save
. tabstatmat mat3
. matrix mat = mat1 \ mat2 \ mat3
. mat2txt, matrix(mat) saving(matrix.txt)
Friedrich Huebler
--- Gindo Tampubolon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I wonder if there's any one can help me with producing a supertable
> (Tufte, E. The Visual Display of Quantitative Information. :179)?
> An example he produced for NYT looks like this:
> in per cent Carter Reagan Anderson
> Democrat xx xx xx
> Rep. xx xx xx
> Independent xx xx xx
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Age group
> 18-21 xx xx xx
> . . . xx xx xx
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Education
> . . xx xx xx
> etc.
>
> Basically, one super column from categories of a variable
> and many rows from many variables.
> I tried
> -table , by(superrowvarlist)- but doesn't do the trick. Or perhaps
> I'm
> wrong?
>
> Used to do it on SPSS ages ago... :(
>
> Stata 8SE on XP
>
> Many thanks for your help.
> --
> Gindo
>
> Gindo Tampubolon
> Sociology
> School of Social Sciences
> University of Manchester
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