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Maybe this is what you want? Please note that you have -estout- due to
Ben Jann (SSC).
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clear*
sysuse auto, clear
global loopvars "price mpg weight length turn"
foreach x of varlist $loopvars {
qui: estpost tab `x'
mat define matpct = e(pct)
mat define matcumpct = e(cumpct)
mat A = (nullmat(A), (matpct[1,1..2] , matcumpct[1, 4])')
}
mat colnames A = "$loopvars"
matlist A
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On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 3:47 PM, moleps islon<[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm all new to the world of matrices and cannot figure out how to use
> them properly. What I'm trying to do is to loop through a bunch of
> variables, tabulating them using estpost tab and save certain cells
> ([1,1..2] & [2,2]) into a new vector and append this vector to my
> result matrix.
>
> e.g. after the estpost tab command I've got two vectors (copied from
> e(pct) and e(cumpct)) A(1,2,3,4) & B(2,4,6,7). What I need now is to
> create a new vector containing A[1,1..2] & B[1,4] and append it to my
> matrix J.
> In the end matrix J should have one vector for each of the variables
> and be displayed...
>
> I'm sure this is easy, but I'm new to this and cannot figure out the
> notation used in the manuals.
>
> Reg,
> M
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