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Re: st: reshaping problem: unique values in other variables


From   Michael McCulloch <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: reshaping problem: unique values in other variables
Date   Sat, 18 Mar 2006 17:28:19 -0800

Thank you Ulrich!

At 12:39 AM 3/17/2006, you wrote:
Michael McCulloch wrote:
> I have data with the following structure:
>
> list id  rec med afev  wheeze cough date agev
>    +---------------------------------------------------+
>
>    | id          dset   rec   med  afev   wheeze   cough |
>    |---------------------------------------------------|
>    |  2      b     1     0         -9        0       0 |
>    |  2      b     2     1         -9        0       0 |
>    |  2      a     1     1       1.70        0       0 |
>    |  2      a     2     0       1.80        0       0 |
>    |  6      b     1     1         -9        0       1 |
>    |  6      b     2     1         -9        0       0 |
>    |  6      a     1     0       2.08        0       1 |
>    |  6      a     2     0       1.85        0       0 |
>
>    +---------------------------------------------------+
>
> I wish to reorganize the data so that there is one row for each ID, with
> subsets for dset (a or b) and rec (1 or 2) for each of the variables: med,
> afev, wheeze, cough.
>
> My goal is to have:
> id      med(a1)  med(b1)  med(a2)  med(b2)      afev(a1)  afev(b1)
> afev(a2)   afev(b2)
> 2         1             0             0             1               1.70
>      -9             1.80          -9
> 6         0             1             0             1             2.08
>    -9             1.85          -9
>
> I have tried using the reshape command but each subset does not have unique
> values of the variables afev, wheeze, and cough.
> I have tried using the collapse command, but I do not want to create
> summary statistics.
> I have tried using the contract command, but I do not want to create
> frequency counts.
> Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Do you mean

. egen group = group(dset rec)
. reshape wide med afev, i(id) j(group)

Uli

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Best wishes,
Michael


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