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st: generating observations in data set
From
Tim Evans <[email protected]>
To
"'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
Subject
st: generating observations in data set
Date
Thu, 7 Mar 2013 11:23:29 +0000
Hi all,
I am trying to calculate age standardised incidence rates using -distrate- which is a user written package (accessible by -ssc install distrate-) in Stata 11.2, but need help in order to identify where I have missing levels of data in my dataset.
I have 5 year age groups and am looking at type 1 and type 2 disease. For type 1 disease I have observations in every age group from 0-4 and 85+, but in type 2 disease there is an absence of observations in 0-4 and 10-14 age group. What I would like to do is evaluate whether there are any 'missing' observations and insert a row for that age group and set the number of observations to 0 - this may happen many times in my data as I have multiple years of data. My data look like this:
dis yydx age_grp count
1 2003 0-4 321
1 2003 5-9 266
1 2003 10-14 201
1 2003 15-19 167
1 2003 20-24 150
2 2003 5-9 266
2 2003 15-19 167
2 2003 20-24 100
I would like to be able to change it to this:
dis yydx age_grp count
1 2003 0-4 321
1 2003 5-9 266
1 2003 10-14 201
1 2003 15-19 167
1 2003 20-24 150
2 2003 0-4 0
2 2003 5-9 266
2 2003 10-14 0
2 2003 15-19 167
2 2003 20-24 100
Any help greatly appreciated.
Best wishes
Tim
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