Dear Svend,
Yes, it truly helps. Thanks so much for your wonderful help. It is
very much appreciated.
Have A Wonderful Day!
Sincerely yours,
Quang
On 1/31/07, Svend Juul <[email protected]> wrote:
Quang wrote:
... there is no "rule" relating the old values to the new values.
E.g., 101 replaced by 65687; 102 by 65686; 103 by 73128 and so on.
Thus, I can use:
recode id (101=65687) (102=65686) (103=73128) and so on
Alternatively, I can create another file containing information on the
new values of ID. Then, I match the new file and the original file.
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With many values I would definitely create another file and then merge:
input permit permit2
101 65687
102 65686
103 73128
...
end
sort permit
merge permit using ...
Hope this helps
Svend
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