For example
. reg a b* c
. reg a b1-b3 c
Jean-Benoit
Clive Nicholas a �crit :
Shuaizhang Feng wrote:
I have a simple question. In a regression command
like "reg", if I do not want to list all the variables
but just use an abbreviation, how should I do it. For
example,
reg a b1 b2 b3 c
can I do something like reg a all_b_s c
Use -local- macros. For example:
. local myvars "b1 b2 b3"
. reg a 'myvars' c
For more, see -whelp macros-. Hope that helps.
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