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Re: st: Need help with Programming multiple datasets
From
Nick Cox <[email protected]>
To
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject
Re: st: Need help with Programming multiple datasets
Date
Sun, 2 Jun 2013 17:23:21 +0100
Sorry; previous was premature.
Nick
[email protected]
Fewer capitals please (Google "email capitals shouting" if you don't
understand why).
Your two problems are really the same. You want a wildcard for a
variable list that includes every variable desired, but no more.
Reading the help for -varlist- suggests wildcards
DX? DX??
and
DXCCC? DXCCC??
so that your code could be (for example)
foreach v of var DX? DX?? {
icd9 generate diag_`v' = `v', range("xxx.x")
}
A slightly more subtle approach:
unab DX : DX? DX??
local DX : subinstr local DX "DX" "", all
foreach n of local DX {
icd9 generate diag_`n' = DX`n', range("xxx.x")
}
On 2 June 2013 16:40, Michael Stewart <[email protected]> wrote:
>> NEW PROBLEM-1:
>> If I want to run a forvalues loop in local "a" OR local "b" FOR ONLY
>> DX1-15(for auto_1 ) OR DX1-25(auto_2) OR DX1-35(auto_3) BUT SHOULD NOT
>> LOOP OVER ANY OTHER SIMILAR VARIABLES like DXCCS1 DXCCS2 etc
>>
>> How can I modify my present forvalues loop to INCLUDE VARYING NUMBER
>> OF DX* VARIABLES
>> My present loop is
>>
>> forvalues y=2/15{
>> icd9 generate diag_`x'=DX`x', range("xxx.x")
>> }
>>
>> NEW PROBLEM-2:
>>
>> If I want to run a forvalues loop in local "a" OR local "b" FOR ONLY
>> DXCCS1-15(for auto_1 ) OR DXCCS1-25(auto_2) OR DXCCS1-35(auto_3) BUT
>> SHOULD NOT LOOP OVER ANY OTHER SIMILAR VARIABLES like DX1 DX2 etc
>>
>> How can I modify my present forvalues loop to INCLUDE VARYING NUMBER
>> OF DX* VARIABLES
>> My present loop is
>> forvalues y=2/15{
>> icd9 generate diag_`x'=DX`x', range("xxx.x")
>> }
>>
>>
>> IF FOREACH LOOP is better , please let me know the appropriate code
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