st: SPSS count syntax

[Kit Baum <baum@bc.edu>]

. forv i=1/4 {
  2. egen n`i' = anycount(rep1-rep6),values(`i')
  3. }

. l rep* n*

     +-------------------------------------------------------------+
     | rep1   rep2   rep3   rep4   rep5   rep6   n1   n2   n3   n4 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
  1. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  2. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  3. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  4. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  5. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
  6. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  7. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  8. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
  9. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
10. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
11. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
12. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
13. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
14. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
15. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
16. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
17. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
18. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
19. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
20. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
21. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
22. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
23. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
24. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
25. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
26. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
27. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
28. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
29. |    1      3      3      2      4      3    1    1    3    1 |
30. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
31. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
32. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
33. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
34. |    1      3      3      2      4      3    1    1    3    1 |
35. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     |-------------------------------------------------------------|
36. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
37. |    2      2      2      3      3      4    0    3    2    1 |
38. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
39. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
40. |    3      1      1      4      2      1    3    1    1    1 |
     +-------------------------------------------------------------+



Kit Baum, Boston College Economics
http://ideas.repec.org/e/pba1.html
An Introduction to Modern Econometrics Using Stata:
http://www.stata-press.com/books/imeus.html


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