When I said -tabcount-, I really meant -tabcond-.
-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Cox
Sent: 23 January 2008 19:04
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: RE: Interval Tabbing?
At worst, this is two (or three) steps,
1. create categories
(2. label them nicely)
3. tabulate
But it can be compressed to one step:
. findit tabcount
. ssc inst tabcount
The help file for -tabcount- also has some examples of solutions that
don't entail using -tabcount-.
Nick
[email protected]
Rachel
What I'm looking to do is put a histogram in table form: That is, I'd
like a table showing me how many (and what percentage) of a variable
falls within intervals whose width I specify.
So for example, if X has values 2,3,5,7, and I specified an interval
of width for, the resulting table would look something like:
X range Perc
0-4 50%
>4-8 50%
8-12 0%
Is there any Stata command (or user-written module) that can do this?
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