Dear Eric,
I appreciate your response which I found very insightful - including the
labutil package.
However, calling on the macros below after running the svy command
clear
use http://www.stata-press.com/data/r11/highschool
svy: tab sex race if race~=2
di "`e(colvlab)'"
di "`e(rowvlab)'"
doesn't address my dilemma. In the example the condition race~=2 means
that (race==black) is dropped from the tabulation and the resulting 2x2
table displayed has only "white" and "other" as the two categories
included. When you call the e(Prop) matrix information (from ereturn
list) you are presented with a 2x2 cell proportion of the matrix.
I am wanting to use this matrix [e(Prop)] in other code but would also
like the matching label names that was used in the model. Referring to
`e(colvlab)' doesn't do this for me - as it uses the information in the
labelbook of all value labels - not only the value labels that are in
the table.
Further advise would be appreciate... my apologies that this thread
doesn't continue with the previously posted one (I only get daily stata
postings).
Jason
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