And you can apply these to the "e(Prop)" matrix to keep track of things:
******************************
clear
use http://www.stata-press.com/data/r11/highschool
svy: tab sex race if(race!=2)
di "`:colnames e(Col)'"
di "`:colnames e(Row)'"
mat define newprop = e(Prop)
mat colnames newprop = `:colnames e(Col)'
mat rownames newprop = `:colnames e(Row)'
mat list newprop
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2010/1/29 Tirthankar Chakravarty <[email protected]>:
> In which case, you probably need to access the information left behind
> in the matrices "e(Col)" and "e(Row)" after -svy: tab-.
>
> ******************************
> clear
> use http://www.stata-press.com/data/r11/highschool
> svy: tab sex race if(race!=2)
>
> di "`:colnames e(Col)'"
> di "`:colnames e(Row)'"
> ******************************
>
> T
>
>
> 2010/1/29 Jason Ferris <[email protected]>:
>> 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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