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Re: st: using reshape / xpose


From   Philipp Rehm <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: using reshape / xpose
Date   Mon, 11 Dec 2006 18:35:26 +0100

clear
input ID        str4 v2           v3
1         abc         99
1         dce         812
1         kdje        282
2         abc         33
2         dce         221
2         kdje        772
end

reshape wide v3, i(ID) j(v2) string
renpfix v3

. list

     +-----------------------+
     | ID   abc   dce   kdje |
     |-----------------------|
  1. |  1    99   812    282 |
  2. |  2    33   221    772 |
     +-----------------------+


HTH,
Philipp

Mingfeng Lin wrote:
This might actually be a very simple question but I still couldn't
figure out after I tried the reference and the Statalist archive.  I
have a dataset that looks like this:

ID        v2           v3
1         abc         99
1         dce         812
1         kdje        282
2         abc         33
2         dce         221
2         kdje        772
....


And I am trying to change it into this format:

ID       abc         dce          kdje
1        99           812          282
2        33           221          772
....

There are over 1000 variables for each ID (those like abc, dce, kdje
in the example above), and I would really like to keep the original
variable names.  I also tried -xpose-, but then the variable names
(like abc, dce, kdje) became missing in the new dataset.  Is there a
quick way to do this?

Thanks very much for your help!

Mingfeng
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