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st: AW: unbalanced panel
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"Martin Weiss" <[email protected]>
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st: AW: unbalanced panel
Date
Thu, 22 Jul 2010 11:35:10 +0200
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BTW, -destring- has an option -dpcomma- designed for conversion from comma
to decimal point:
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clear*
set obs 2
generate str var1 = "5,43" in 1
generate var2 = 4.32 in 1
replace var1 = "4.32" in 2
replace var2 = 2.65 in 2
describe
destring var1, replace dpcomma
describe
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HTH
Martin
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Betreff: st: unbalanced panel
Hi everybody!
I would like to ask your help on unbalanced panel in Stata.
As I'm a begginner in Stata, sorry if my questions are silly!
I have create a sheet in Excel that consists of 25 countries with
observations
covering a 18 year period. For some countries some observations for some
years
are missing, so I left these cells empty and I think I should run an
unbalanced
panel (two way FE) to see the time and country effects.
1)I have imported these data in Stata and some of my observations are marked
in
red whereas some other are as usual in black letters. Do these red written
observations indicate that something's going wrong or is it so because they
are
decimal numbers including commas?
2)When I'm trying to estimate the time effects and two way fixed effects in
my
data the xtreg does not work.
i()required
appears in Stata screen.
Perhaps I do not use the right commands.
I follow the process that Βaum suggests in his book.
That is:
.tabulate year, generate (yr)
.forvalues i=1990/2007{
2. local ++j
3. rename yr'j' yr'i'
4. quietly replace yr'i'=yr'i'-yr18
5. }
.drop yr18
.xtreg MY DEPENDENT {MY INDIPENDENT} yr*, fe
Can you please suggest which command should I use?
Many thanks!
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