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st: RE: RE: Date Formats in Loops
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"Degas Wright" <[email protected]>
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st: RE: RE: Date Formats in Loops
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Wed, 3 Nov 2010 19:31:01 -0400
Kit & Nick
Thank you for your solutions.
Kit thank you for your code. Being new to Stata is like learning a new
language and it is great to have experienced Stata users that are
willing to 'translate'!
Thanks,
Degas A. Wright, CFA
Chief Investment Officer
Decatur Capital Management, Inc.
250 East Ponce De Leon Avenue, Suite 325
Decatur, Georgia 30030
Voice: 404.270.9838
Fax:404.270.9840
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nick Cox
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 2:53 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: st: RE: Date Formats in Loops
Kit already answered, but your search sequence is best as help --
manuals -- FAQs.
Although there a few hundred FAQs at www.stata.com, their main function
is to fill in gaps or spell out points that are sometimes misunderstood.
Sometimes, where the documentation is detailed and fine, there are no
corresponding FAQs.
In this territory, for an introduction, see [U] Working with dates and
times. For more
comprehensive treatments, see [D] dates and times and [D] functions.
Nick
[email protected]
Degas Wright
I have a simple question, on the Time Period title for my regression
results, I would like to show the weekly date format rather than the
number. I have reviewed the FAQ and did not see how to approach this
issue.
Thank you in advance for your comments.
local lo=tw(2006w15)
local hi=tw(2010w30)
forvalues i= `lo' / `hi' {
local j=`i'+11
local t1=`i'
local t2= `j'
display _n(3) in white _col(30) ///
"Time period:" `t1' "-" `t2'
xtregar (D.(r ep mom)) if date>=`i' & date<=`j' , fe
lbi
post `vector' (`i') (`j') (_b[D.ep]) (_b[D.mom])
(_b[_cons]) ///
(_se[D.ep]) (_se[D.mom]) (_se[_cons])
local j=`j'+1
}
A example of the results are :
Time period:2629-2640
FE (within) regression with AR(1) disturbances Number of obs = 99
Group variable: xticker Number of groups = 9
R-sq: within = 0.6656 Obs per group: min = 11
between = 0.0193 avg =
11.0
overall = 0.4579
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