If want to do manually just do as Svend says. But if you want to write
something to automatize things try to EpiC downloadable from EpiData site
(http://www.epidata.dk/download.php#epic).
You can try commercial products too. I do recommend you StatTransfer.
We use Stat Tranfer because EpiC does not run under Linux without special
tweaks (that some guys here doubt) and we have a lot of tables to export
to stata and other formats.
Hope this will help
Caveman
> Casta wrote:
>
> Does anyone wrote once [or begun to write] an input program (do/ado file)
> to import Epidata-Entry *.rec files.
> Why ? The Epidata-Entry program does not offer the possibility to make
> automatic export tasks.
>
> -----------------------------------------------------
> EpiData does export a dataset in Stata format. Press EpiData's Export
> button and select Stata.
>
> Svend
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