Re: st: stata results - reshape

[Maarten buis <maartenbuis@yahoo.co.uk>]

--- On Mon, 13/12/10, P C wrote:
> I have stata results that look like this (a subset of a
> very long list presented here):
>  
> svyset psuscid [pweight=gswgt1], strata(region)
> svy, subpop(w1subsplflg): mean w1rbwtgrm, over
> (w1biomomagebbn)
<snip>  
>  
> The first line represents biological mother's age when her
> baby was born; the second line represents baby's birth weight.
> I want to put the transformed result into MS excel, and plot
> it with age on the X axis and birth weight on the Y axis. 
>  
> Can anyone help me with this? Or Stata can directly plot it
> for survey analysis.

Type in Stata -findit parmest-, and install the appropriate
command. After that, see the example below: 

*------------- begin example --------------------
webuse nhanes2f, clear
svyset psuid [pweight=finalwgt], strata(stratid)
svy : mean houssiz, over(race)
parmest, norestore
sencode parm,gene(parmid)
eclplot estimate min95 max95 parmid, xlab(1/3)
*----------------- end example ------------------

Hope this helps,
Maarten


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Institut fuer Soziologie
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