Thanks for the mention of -nmissing- (I am the author), which may well be of some use, but -mvpatterns- (also -findit-) sounds closer to what Rodrigo is looking for here.
In Stata 11, -misstable- is the thing to use.
Nick
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Kieran McCaul
Have a look at -nmissing-.
It's user-written, so if you haven't already installed it, type -findit nmissing-
Rodrigo Briceño
I'm using windows XP and stata 9.2. I'm running some econometric
models and when I got the output I can see the number of observations
that were used in the estimation.
Since my database has several missing values for almost all variables
I would like to know if there is some command-function that allow me
to see which combination of variables will produce the regression with
the highest avaialble number of non-missing observations.
The procedure that I'm using to do this implies to quit and replace
variables and see how the number of observations used change.
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