[U] User's Guide

390 Subject and author indexcoefficients (from estimation), continuedestimated linear combinations, see linearcombinations of estimatorscolumns of matrix, names, [U] 14.2 Row and columnnamescombining datasets, [U] 22 Combining datasetscommandarguments, [U] 18.4 Program argumentsparsing, [U] 18.4 Program argumentstimings, [U] 8 Error messages and return codescommands,abbreviating, [U] 11.2 Abbreviation rulesaborting, [U] 9 The Break key, [U] 10 Keyboarduseediting and repeating, [U] 10 Keyboard useimmediate, [U] 19 Immediate commandscomments in programs, do-files, etc.,[U] 16.1.2 Comments and blank lines in dofiles,[U] 18.11.2 Comments and long lines inado-filesconcatenating strings, [U] 13.2.2 String operatorsconfidence intervals, [U] 20.7 Specifying the width ofconfidence intervalsCook, I., [U] 1.4 Referencescourses about Stata, [U] 3.7.1 NetCoursesCox, N. J., [U] 12.10 References,[U] 13.12 References, [U] 17.10 Reference,[U] 23.5 Reference, [U] 24.7 ReferenceDdata, [U] 12 Dataappending, see appending datacharacteristics of, see characteristicscombining, see combining datasetsexporting, see exporting dataimporting, see importing datainputting, see reading data from disklabeling, see labeling datalarge, dealing with, see memorymissing values, see missing valuesreading, see reading data from diskstrings, see string variablessurvey, see survey datadata entry, see reading data from diskdatabase, reading data from other software,[U] 21.4 Transfer programsdatasets, example, [U] 1.2.2 Example datasetsdate,displaying, [U] 24.3 Displaying dates and times;[U] 12.5.3 Date and time formatsformats, [U] 24.3 Displaying dates and times;[U] 12.5.3 Date and time formatsfunctions, [U] 24.5 Extracting components of datesand timesinputting, [U] 24.2 Inputting dates and timesvariables, [U] 24 Working with dates and timesdatelist, [U] 11.1.9 datelistday() function, [U] 24.5 Extracting components ofdates and timesdBASE, reading data from, [U] 21.4 Transferprograms.dct filename suffix, [U] 11.6 File-naming conventionsDeaton, A., [U] 20.20 Referencesdescribe command, [U] 12.6 Dataset, variable, andvalue labelsdifference of estimated coefficients, see linearcombinations of estimatorsdifference operator, [U] 11.4.4 Time-series varlistsdigits, controlling the number displayed,[U] 12.5 Formats: Controlling how data aredisplayeddirectories, [U] 11.6 File-naming conventions,[U] 18.3.11 Constructing Windows filenamesby using macroslocation of ado-files, [U] 17.5 Where does Statalook for ado-files?discard command, [U] 18.11.3 Debugging ado-filesdisplay command, [U] 19.1.2 A list of the immediatecommandsdisplay formats, [U] 12.5 Formats: Controlling howdata are displayed, [U] 24.3 Displaying datesand timesdivision operator, see arithmetic operatorsdo command, [U] 16 Do-files.do filename suffix, [U] 11.6 File-naming conventionsdocumentation, [U] 1 Read this — it will helpkeyword search on, [U] 4 Stata’s help and searchfacilitiesdo-files, [U] 16 Do-files, [U] 18.2 Relationshipbetween a program and a do-filelong lines, [U] 18.11.2 Comments and long lines inado-filesdouble (storage type), [U] 12.2.2 Numeric storagetypesdouble-precision floating point number,[U] 12.2.2 Numeric storage typesdow() date function, [U] 24.5 Extracting componentsof dates and times.dta file extension, [U] 11.6 File-naming conventions.dtasig filename suffix, [U] 11.6 File-namingconventionsdummy variables, see indicator variablesEe() scalars, macros, matrices, functions,[U] 18.8 Accessing results calculated by otherprograms, [U] 18.9 Accessing results calculatedby estimation commands, [U] 18.10.2 Savingresults in e()e-class command, [U] 18.8 Accessing results calculatedby other programseditingcommands, [U] 10 Keyboard useoutput, [U] 15 Saving and printing output—logfiles