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Well, you could post the stuff to a -postfile- as in
http://www.stata-journal.com/article.html?article=pr0036
or run the -egen- functions relevant to your problem, such as
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by state, sort : egen float mean = mean(income)
by state, sort : egen float min = min(income)
by state, sort : egen float max = max(income)
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and retrieve the results from your dataset as new variables...
HTH
Martin
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Thank you, Martin. The issue is that -return list- only gives the last
state.
In the interim I figured out an alternative.
bysort state: gen stateobs=_n
su income if stateobs==1
-Brent
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Easy answer:
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by state, sort : summarize income, detail
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Does that do what you want? If not, why not?
HTH
Martin
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Gesendet: Montag, 13. April 2009 21:26
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Dear Statalist,
I am using Stata 9.2 and have a dataset with 10,000 individuals who each
reside in one of 50 states. I have individual-level (e.g., race) and
state-level variables (e.g., a state's average income).
Is there a way to summarize the average income (calculate mean, min, max,
sd, etc.) for the 50 states without collapsing the data by state?
Thanks,
Brent Fulton
UC Berkeley
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