> One way is to form classes by lower class limits:
>
> . gen to_table = 5.34 + 10 * floor((yourvar - 5.34)/ 10)
> . tab to_table
>
> A brief discussion of -floor()- and its sibling -ceil()-
> as ways of rounding down and up systematically will
> appear in Stata Journal 3(4) 2003. In your case -int()-
> would work as well.
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
>
> Andreas Aschbacher
>
> > I have one column with 700000 real-values from 25.34 to 344256,75 in
> > ascending order.
> > I want to create intervalls such as from 25.34 to 35.34 and
> > from 35.34 to
> > 45.34 and so on
> > (equidistant steps) until maximum.then I want to count the
> > values in each
> > intervall,for
> > example:
> > from 25.34 t0 35.34 27 values
> > from 35.34 to 45.34 377 values
> > and so
> > on
> > how to realize this problem ? i tryed with
> > table,tabstat,tabulate but I wasn't successful,
>
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>
Thank you very much I#ll try it today--
andreas
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