It would be good see how you used -cond()-.
I believe this one-line statement would work:
replace var1 = cond(var2<= var3 & var4 ==1 & var5 == `i', 0 , ///
cond(var3>var2& var2<= X & var4 ==1 & var5 == `i', 1, ///
cond(var3 > X & var4 ==1 & var5 == `i', 2,var1)))
Or:
replace var1 = cond(var2<= var3 ', 0 , ///
cond(var3>var2& var2<= X , 1, ///
cond(var3 > X , 2,var1))) ///
if & var4 ==1 & var5 == `i'
However, it might easier to read the do-file with multiple -replace- statements.
Scott
On 8/11/07, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear statalisters,
>
> I would like to know whether there is a way to run the same analysis below
> using one line only. If not, what would be the shorter way to do it?
>
> I tried cond() but could not include all statements together.
>
>
> replace var1 = 0 if var2<=var3&var4==1&var5==`i'
> replace var1 = 1 if var2>var3&var2<=X&var4==1&var5==`i'
> replace var1 = 2 if var2>X&var4==1&var5==`i'
>
> Thank you for your time and help
>
> all the best,
>
> Tiago
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