bull's-eye
Thank you so very much
Ronnie
Nick Cox wrote:
See Tip 36 in the Stata Journal.
SJ-6-3 dm0025 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stata tip 36: Which observations?
Q2/06 SJ 6(3):430--432 (no commands)
tip for identifying which observations satisfy some
specified condition
Apologies for the stupid typo therein, identified by Kit Baum within one hour
of on-line publication.
Nick
[email protected]
Ronnie Babigumira
Say I have data like this
hhid salary spending
1 19583 3346
2 20263 3114
3 20325 3554
4 26800 4642
5 29470 4669
...
Where hhid is household id. If I wanted to know the household
with the median salary, I could for example
qui sum salary, detail
list hhid if salary == r(p50)
Is it possible to use the above information with -display-
(display "The household with median salary is ....") so I can get
The household with the median salary is 5
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