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st: Modified Two-Way Tables?
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ROBERT RYAN ARCIAGA <[email protected]>
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st: Modified Two-Way Tables?
Date
Fri, 21 Mar 2014 22:35:13 +0800
Sorry if the subject seems vague, but I honestly don't know what I'm
trying to do is called. Basically I want to produce a Two-Way Table
but for each column, I want to put two variables.
Sorry if the subject seems vague, but I honestly don't know what I'm
trying to do is called. Basically I want to produce a Two-Way Table
but for each column, I want to put two variables.
I'm using Stata 12.0/IC.
I have exercise data on an experiment using ANCOVA. Each "person" is
assigned to take 3 (at a randomized order) of the possible "treatment"
options to alleviate allergy symptoms. "x" is a measure of of the
allergy severity before treatment. "y" is a measure of allergy
severity after treatment. I basically want to combine this table:
. table person treatment, c(mean x)
-------------------------------------
| treatment
person | Placebo Drug A Drug B
----------+--------------------------
1 | 15 12 10
2 | 12 10 12
3 | 19 8 8
4 | 12 4 6
5 | 9 7 13
6 | 17 3 5
-------------------------------------
...with this table:
. table person treatment, c(mean y)
-------------------------------------
| treatment
person | Placebo Drug A Drug B
----------+--------------------------
1 | 13 16 18
2 | 10 11 17
3 | 18 9 15
4 | 14 7 14
5 | 12 12 19
6 | 16 17 12
-------------------------------------
...such that I'd display the corresponding "x" and "y" for each
category of the treatment as a separate column. So it would look
something like:
-------------------------------------
| treatment
person | Placebo Drug A Drug B
| x y x y x y
I did manage do this though! It's not exactly what I wanted though...
. table person treatment, c(mean x mean y)
-------------------------------------
| treatment
person | Placebo Drug A Drug B
----------+--------------------------
1 | 15 12 10
| 13 16 18
|
2 | 12 10 12
| 10 11 17
|
3 | 19 8 8
| 18 9 15
|
4 | 12 4 6
| 14 7 14
|
5 | 9 7 13
| 12 12 19
|
6 | 17 3 5
| 16 17 12
-------------------------------------
Thank you everyone for your time!
-Robert Arciaga
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