You must specify weights whenever you want them.
Strictly, you specify them as weights, not as options.
Options are whatever follows the first comma on a command
line. Weights are specified before options.
The opposite kind of syntax is evidently possible, but
it is not Stataish. The only exception to this that
I can think of, which is not really an exception, is
that if you -expand- using frequency weights all subsequent
commands are as if they were frequency weighted.
Nick
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Felix Behling
> there are several weights in my dataset and I would like to
> use a few of
> them for my analysis. I have been looking in the help if there is a
> command on weights but just found the one where I can use weights as
> options to other commands. But I would like to use the weight for all
> following analysis instead for each individually as it is possible in
> SPSS. Maybe someone knows a command.
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