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st: Re: Equivalent to matcell in table


From   Hobst <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: Re: Equivalent to matcell in table
Date   Wed, 14 Jul 2010 10:40:07 -0700 (PDT)

Thanky you. i did it! But somehow different

I cleanes up the Variables and then just

reshape wide table1, i(Traded_Model) j(NewModel) string

and it almost worked.

I had to rename all the Models that begin with an number , for example 200SX
by n2000SX.
I did that manually Model by Model... Is there an easier way how to do that?
(identify all the Traded_Model and NewModel that start with a number and put
a "n" in front of it) I need a more automated approach, because i need to do
steps i did today for 45 other Datasets, which do not necessarily contain
the same model names...

After that it worked fin :)... Thank you so much all your help



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