Dear Svend:
Thank you for your reply. I tried -tabm- and I get the correct output. However, do you know if there is easy way to produce a tab-delimited file based on -tabm-?
If not, I will use the solution proposed by Jean.
Best regards
Herve
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Herv=E9 Stolowy wrote:
I have a basic stat on a dummy variable with -table-:
table auditor_d
-------------------------
Auditor | Freq.
-------------+-----------
Non-Big four | 43
Big four | 156
I don't find a way to have the results presented horizontally (in a row) an=
d not vertically.
If this is possible, I would like then to export the results in a tab-delim=
ited file.
=2E..
(The origin of my question is that I have in reality several dummy variable=
s and I would like to have those variables in lines and the output in two c=
olumns).
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Nick Cox wrote (among other things) -tabm-; I think it does what you want. =
I start creating an artifical dataset with five dummy variables:
clear
set obs 100
foreach V of newlist v1-v5 {
gen `V' =3D uniform()>0.5
}
tabm v1-v5
| Values
Variable | 0 1 | Total
-----------+----------------------+----------
v1 | 54 46 | 100
v2 | 44 56 | 100
v3 | 53 47 | 100
v4 | 58 42 | 100
v5 | 37 63 | 100
-----------+----------------------+----------
Total | 246 254 | 500
-tabm- is part of the tab_chi package at SSC:
ssc install tab_chi
Best,
Svend
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