minimus <[email protected]>:
Your email address and lack of identifying information do not inspire
confidence, and I for one will not open attachments from an unknown
source, whether they have a .dta extension or not. Also, traffic
should be kept on the list except as outlined in the FAQ.
As I hinted here:
http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2008-03/msg01096.html
you may have a defective installation of Stata.
Try
update qu
and report the results of that and -about- to reassure us that is not
the problem.
Is ac006 a string variable, or is it labeled? If so, you may also want to try:
replace ac006=subinstr(ac006,char(96),char(145),.)
replace ac006=subinstr(ac006,char(34),char(39),.)
labelbook, problems
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 10:58 AM, minimus <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Stata users,
> I have asked this below but could not solve my problem.
> I have a dataset and for some variables I cannot get the histogram.
> That is, when I type "histogram ac006" Stata returns: "too few quotes".
> I have tried both in Stata 9 and Stata 10 versions.
> As I understand I cannot send to the list the .dta file to let you try.
> Would one of you let me send you the 190kb .dta file to your personal email
> address?
> Or would you just make some suggestions on how I can solve my problem?
> Thank you in advance.
> P.S: I have also increased the memory by set memory command.
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