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Stata <strong>11</strong> Sample Session Section 1 - Basic functions: Files, Descriptives, Data Trans<strong>for</strong>mations<br />

more in<strong>for</strong>mation to be displayed, but the display has<br />

paused so that you can view the first part of the output.<br />

You will need to click on –more– several times to see the<br />

complete output. To continue to the next screen, click the<br />

or you can click on the –more– or you could<br />

also click on the green button on the tool bar - . This<br />

button only shows on the icon bar if there is more output<br />

to be seen in the Results window.<br />

If you wish not have the output displayed one screen at a<br />

time, you can turn this feature off. The command is:<br />

You can include it at the beginning of the do-file so that<br />

when you want to run the do-file another time, –more–<br />

will be turned off.<br />

If you want to stop the listing from completing, you can<br />

click on the .<br />

The label list command You can select specific variables to only look at those<br />

labels. From the menus:<br />

1. From the Data menu select Data utilities / Label<br />

utilities<br />

2. Select List value labels<br />

3. Select district and vil, click on and switch to<br />

the do-file editor to paste the command. Switch<br />

back to the dialog box and click on Ok.<br />

The listing shows you what values are assigned to a label.<br />

Note: A label name can be assigned to multiple variables.<br />

You can create a label name <strong>for</strong> 1=yes 2=no and assign<br />

that label name to several different variables.<br />

In the Command window you can also type<br />

The codebook command To document all the variables including those that do not<br />

have value labels, another command is available:<br />

1. From the Data menu select Describe data...<br />

2. Select Describe data contents (codebook).<br />

Click on to copy the command and switch to<br />

the do-file to paste the command. Switch back to<br />

25<br />

set more off<br />

label list district vil

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