If Friedrich's interpretation of the
question is correct, then using -tab1-
or -tab2- is another answer.
On the other hand, if Buddy wants
one table based on several variables,
then check out -table-, or -groups-
from SSC.
Nick
[email protected]
Friedrich Huebler
> You can creates the tables with a -foreach- loop.
>
> sysuse auto
> local vars "foreign make price mpg"
> foreach v of local vars {
> tab `v'
> }
> local vars "make price mpg"
> foreach v of local vars {
> tab `v' foreign
> }
buddyb
> > Is there a way to get STATA to output a frequency for
> > all of the variables (as well as a two-way table of
> > one variable by all the other variables)? Right not it
> > just allows me to tabulate or table only 3 or so
> > variables.
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