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RE: st: AW: Syntax forvalues in Stata 11 SE
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Gauri Khanna <[email protected]>
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RE: st: AW: Syntax forvalues in Stata 11 SE
Date
Thu, 23 Sep 2010 12:10:31 +0000
Thank you for your responses Martin, Neil and Nick.
I have defined -local-max1 and here is a more detailed code which shows temporary files as well as draws on other previously saved datasets. I have ended the do file abruptly to try and isolate the syntax problem.
The codes work up to the -forvalues- codes which is the last three lines.
Note that I changed the syntax for the temporary files from ` to ' i.e. `allsvys' to 'allsyvs' which did not run in Stata 11.
Thanks. Gauri
****************************
use "reshape.dta", clear
gen totalind=0
append using "D:\UnitData\0 NCDInfoBase\1. Analysis Team Only - Harmonization\d. Tobacco Use\Datasets - Results\7 total age grp\total age raw.dta"
replace totalind=1 if totalind==.
replace total_age_group=0 if totalind==1
gen sex=0 if sex_code==1
replace sex=1 if sex_code==2
gen agegrp=1 if midage<17
replace agegrp=0 if start_age==16 & end_age==16
replace agegrp=0 if agegrp==.
*drop untrustworthy WHS, they are BIH, Kazah & Slovakia
*drop if source_code==101692 | source_code==101731 (commented out, reg models already exclude those surveys)
*tab un_region if lgsmkd !=. & lgsmkc !=. & sex!=. & total_age_group!=1
*tab un_region
gen lgsmkd=.
gen lgsmkc=.
gen lgcigd=.
gen lgcigc=.
gen agesmkd=.
gen agesmkc=.
gen agecigd=.
gen agecigc=.
gen smk_d_est=.
gen smk_c_est=.
gen cig_d_est=.
gen cig_c_est=.
gen str60 trace21=""
gen r2d=.
gen r2c=.
gen un_region2=un_region
replace un_region2="Oceania" if un_region =="Melanesia" | un_region=="Polynesia" | un_region=="Micronesia"
replace un_region2="Eastern Europe" if un_name=="Armenia" | un_name=="Azerbaijan" | un_name=="Georgia" | un_name=="Turkey" | un_name=="Uzbekistan" | un_name=="Turkmenistan" | un_name=="Kazakhstan" | un_name=="Kyrgyzstan" | un_name=="Tajikistan"
replace un_region2="Southern Europe" if un_name=="Cyprus" | un_name=="Israel"
*save `allsvys1', replace /*OLD CODE: STATA 9*/
save "'allsvys1'", replace
drop if sex_code!=3 & total_age_group!=1 & agegrp==0
save "conversion1.dta", replace
****Regression****
**for age 16 and more**
set more off
set matsize 5000
*use `allsvys1', clear /*OLD CODE: STATA 9*/
use "'allsvys1'", clear
egen i=group(un_region2 sex_code) if sex_code!=3 & total_age_group!=1 & agegrp==0
summarize i
local max1=r(max)
gen error1=.
gen error2=.
*save `allsvys', replace /*OLD CODE: STATA 9*/
save "'allsvys'", replace
forvalues svy = 1/'max1' {
use "`allsvys'", clear
keep if i==`svy'
}
Thanks,
Gauri
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> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: st: AW: Syntax forvalues in Stata 11 SE
> Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2010 13:55:33 +0200
>
>
> <>
>
>
> How and when is -local- "max1" defined in your code? See this code:
>
>
> *************
> loc max1 2
> forv i=1/`max1'{
> di `i'
> }
>
> loc max1
> forv i=1/`max1'{
> di `i'
> }
> *************
>
>
>
> HTH
> Martin
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Gauri Khanna
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 23. September 2010 13:53
> An: Stata List
> Betreff: st: Syntax forvalues in Stata 11 SE
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am a new user to the Stata 11.1 SE
>
> I have run into syntax problems with the - forvalues- command while creating
> a loop.
>
> My syntax which comes from Stata 9 is the following:
>
> forvalues svy = 1/`max1' {
> use "'allsvys'", clear
> keep if i==`svy'
> }
>
> and I get the following error :
>
> invalid syntax
> r(198);
>
> Subsequently, i would also like to run the following syntax (shortened for
> convenience)
>
> foreach x of local names {
> if "`x'"=="lgsmkc" {
> display "`x'"
> gen row`j'=lgcigc
> local j=`j'+1
> }
> }
>
> Can anyone help?
>
> Gauri
>
>
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