The -groups- command on SSC looks appropriate for this kind of question.
Nick
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Leonor Saravia
What I need to do is this:
I have three variables: jub = (1, 0) ; inv = (1,0) ; sob = (1,0)
and I need to look the number of observations that satisfy each
condition, ei, I need to know how many persons "have" jub == 1 or jub
== 0; how many have inv == 1 or inv == 0 and how many hve sob == 1 or
sob == 0.
So, that�s why I thought that I could generate another variable
(pension = jub + inv + sob) which might be useful to order the
obervations.
The kind of table I�d like to construct is something like this (that�s
why I thought that using the 'cond' function was right):
pension | jub | inv |
sob |
| if == 1 | if == 0| if == 1 | if == 0| if == 1 |
if == 0|
1 | N 1 | N0 | n1 | n0 | x1
| x0 |
2 | N 1 | N0 | n1 | n0 | x1
| x0 |
3 | N 1 | N0 | n1 | n0 | x1
| x0 |
0 | N 1 | N0 | n1 | n0 | x1
| x0 |
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