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st: RE: RE: Reshaping data
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DE SOUZA Eric <[email protected]>
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st: RE: RE: Reshaping data
Date
Fri, 4 Feb 2011 16:03:18 +0100
My problem is that the first row is -regionid- -2000- -2001- ...
The years are not preceded by letters such as -var- in your example.
That's what got me stuck.
There are several files of this kind, each of which has to be converted into a long variable
Eric
Assuming say -regionid- -var1980- ... -var2009- this is
reshape long var , i(regionid) j(year)
This is one of the basic kinds of -reshape- in the help. What explanation did you miss?
Nick
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DE SOUZA Eric
I have a table in Excel (which, of course, I can convert to csv format and -insheet- into Stata). The table contains one variable. Each row corresponds to a region and each column to a year. Is there a way of converting the data into panel (long) format in Stata ?
I've hunted around and experimented but without success.
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