I am plotting several variables to observe their distributions. That works
well until graph number 23. Then I get below error message (I am using
Stata8/SE, WinXP). Here's the code:
-----------start---
. local vars "yiwrice3 ires32 iwealth3a xhhcred3 loganpk logarice year2
xethn3 secon3 logtravayr3 logcd_com logcd_dis avil aayr herovil xhhric3
xhh2wrice3 aaricehh3 xhh05ha3 logirri_ha logirriXyear2 xhhmai3 logximtot32
xhhsell3 logxhhhepa"
. tokenize vars
. foreach var of local vars {
2. histogram `var', bin(10) frequency normal name(`var', replace)
3. }
(bin=10, start=100, width=65)
<omitted>
(bin=10, start=.42857143, width=.05357143)
too many sersets
too many values
r(1001);
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If I delete the variable where I get the error, Stata still only produces 23
graphs.
There are only 100 obs in the data. r(1001) tells that 'You have attempted
to create a table that has too many rows or columns.' I thought the max
number of rows and cols is unlimited in Stata SE. What is wrong here?
Thanks in advance,
--- Daniel ---
[email protected]
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