Paul,
this is an faq: http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/data/float.html
Hope this helps,
Eva
2008/9/26 Paul O'Brien <[email protected]>:
> i am sure there is a very simple answer but i can't find it - i have
> searched!
>
> r is a float
>
> . list if r==0.01
>
> i get no output, but if i use relational operators i get this.
>
> . list r if r>0 &r<0.02
>
> +-----+
> | r |
> |-----|
> 43. | .01 |
> 44. | .01 |
> 45. | .01 |
> 46. | .01 |
> 47. | .01 |
> |-----|
> 48. | .01 |
> 49. | .01 |
> 50. | .01 |
> 51. | .01 |
> 52. | .01 |
> |-----|
> 53. | .01 |
> 54. | .01 |
> 55. | .01 |
> 56. | .01 |
> 57. | .01 |
> |-----|
> 58. | .01 |
> +-----+
> where am i going wrong?
>
> paul
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