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Re: st: fatal error ?
For existing variables, as opposed to new variables, the dash (-) only
indicates the range of variables as they are stored. See [U] 11.4.1
and 11.4.2 (for Stata 9) and/or the FAQ
http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/data/varlist.html.
Anders Alexandersson
[email protected]
Viktor Slavtchev <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can anybody explain this:
>
> . des fr9a_new fr9b_new fr9c_new fr9d_new fr9e_new fr9f_new fr9g_new
> fr9h_new fr9i_new fr9j_new
>
> storage display value
> variable name type format label variable label
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> fr9a_new float %9.0g
> fr9b_new float %9.0g
> fr9c_new float %9.0g
> fr9d_new float %9.0g
> fr9e_new float %9.0g
> fr9f_new float %9.0g
> fr9g_new float %9.0g
> fr9h_new float %9.0g
> fr9i_new float %9.0g
> fr9j_new float %9.0g
>
> . des fr9a_new - fr9j_new
>
> storage display value
> variable name type format label variable label
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> fr9a_new float %9.0g
> fr9b_new float %9.0g
> fr9c_new float %9.0g
> fr9d_new float %9.0g
> fr9g_new float %9.0g
> fr9i_new float %9.0g
> fr9j_new float %9.0g
>
> .
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