Sorry, I
meant wrong. What I need is a command that allows me to get all the categories
of one variable, including those with zero values.
For
example, if I want a table of groups by age stratified by sex, and suppose that
in the group of males there isn’t value in the group of age 3, I want that the
table includes the value of that category with zero value. This is possible?
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> HTH
> Martin
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> First, I
> would like to thanks to all the people of this forum, always nice and
> helpful.
> Well, my problem now is very simple (really hope!), I want to obtain tables
> with all categories of every variables, even those of value=zero
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> how must I
> proceed?
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> Thanks in
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