STATA 11 for Windows SAMPLE SESSION - Food Security Group ...
STATA 11 for Windows SAMPLE SESSION - Food Security Group ...
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Stata <strong>11</strong> Sample Session Section 1 - Basic functions: Files, Descriptives, Data Trans<strong>for</strong>mations<br />
ca3 >60<br />
20. Click on the copy button, switch and paste in the dofile<br />
editor, switch back and click on Ok<br />
The label variable command<br />
The Stata commands created and run are:<br />
generate byte age_gp= 1 if ca3 >=0 & ca3 10 & ca3 19 & ca3 60<br />
(49 real changes made)<br />
Note that the Results window also shows how many<br />
observations were modified after each command was run.<br />
The next step is to verify that the changes were made<br />
correctly. Run the Tabulate command on the new variable.<br />
1. From the menus click on<br />
Statistics..<br />
Summaries, Tables & Tests<br />
Tables<br />
One-way tables<br />
The Tabulate1 - One-way Tables dialog box opens.<br />
2. For the Categorical Variables box, select the<br />
variable age_gp from the drop-down box.<br />
3. Click on the copy button, switch and paste in the dofile<br />
editor, switch back and click on the Ok button.<br />
The Stata command is:<br />
There should be 4 codes in the frequency table—1, 2, 3, and<br />
4. We can use the Data Browser to check to see what<br />
changes were made. Click on the Data Browser button.<br />
Close the window when you are finished.<br />
The values do not have any value labels to define what the<br />
values of 1, 2, 3, and 4 mean. We want to add both a<br />
variable label and give labels to the values in this variable.<br />
To assign a variable label:<br />
43<br />
tabulate age_gp