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Note the list policy on reposts... Still, Stata 11 promises a whole new
mulitple imputation feature (and an entire handbook devoted to it)
http://www.stata.com/stata11/mi.html, so you may want to sit tight until it
comes out at the end of the month...
HTH
Martin
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Betreff: st: Quintiles and crosstables with multiple imputed data
Hi All,
Unfortunatly no one answered my last question, so i want
to ask it once more and hope that anybody can help me:
I want to create wealth quintiles for two timepoints
(5 groups for timepoint a and 5 groups for timepoint b),
after that I want to create a crosstable of the quintile
groups a (col) and b (row).
I use a multiple imputed data set with multiple imputed
wealth variables (x1 and x2), so i tried
mim: sumdist x1, ngp(5) qgp(a)
mim: sumdist x2, ngp(5) qgp(b)
mim: tab b a, col
Unfortunately mim doesn´t support sumdist and tab.
What is the alternative to get the results I want?
Thanks,
Thomas
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