Your -format- command is illegal, as Z10.7e
is not a valid Stata format. All valid Stata
formats start with %.
Beyond that, Stata doesn't really have the idea of
a universal format, even as applied to results
for a single variable. I think this is because it
doesn't really make sense.
Nick
[email protected]
Alexandra de Montrichard
> I would like stata to not diplay numbers in the scientific 2.2e+05
> format, so instead of 2.2e+05 I would have 220000. I would
> like this to
> be the default format for all numbers that stata now displays in the
> scientific format. I tried the format command on one variable with the
> idea that I could then try to apply that as the default
> format but I get
> an error message:
> . format nucleo Z10.7e
> time-series operators not allowed
> r(101);
>
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