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Re: st: RE: Too few quotes error
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"Michael C. Morrison" <[email protected]>
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Re: st: RE: Too few quotes error
Date
Mon, 28 Mar 2011 17:11:45 -0500
Thanks for replying NIck. I tried the clearing suggestion but I receive
the same error per the following:
. local rn
. do "C:\Users\Mike\AppData\Local\Temp\STD00000000.tmp"
. // calculate elasticities at deciles over full sample:
. forvalues i=10(10)90 {
2. quietly margins, eyex(_all) at((p`i´) _all)
3. local rn "`rn´ p`i´"
4. matrix nu = nullmat(nu) \ r(b)
5. }
too few quotes
r(132);
end of do-file
I set trace on and it gives me this:
- version 11
- .cmdline = `"`e(cmdline)'"'
= .cmdline = `"regress gaspc Income Gasp PNC PUC PPT PD PN PS"'
- .ZERO = `"`0'"'
= .ZERO = `", eyex(_all) at((p
too few quotes
Any help would be appreciated.
Mike
On 3/28/2011 3:53 PM, Nick Cox wrote:
Looks OK quotequotawise.
But if you did this before, made some mistake, and then corrected, your local macro `rn' might have a lot of stuff in it left over like dirt on a shoe.
So try once more but first go
local rn
to clear that macro.
Nick
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Michael C. Morrison
This is probably a question for Kit Baum, although I'm sure others could
handle it. I'm trying to duplicate his efficient (and greatly
appreciated) code found in "/Stata tip 88: Efficiently evaluating
elasticities with the margins command"/, The Stata Journal (2010), 10,
Number 2, pp. 309-312 . When I run this code
// calculate elasticities at deciles over full sample:
forvalues i=10(10)90 {
quietly margins, eyex(_all) at((p`i´) _all)
local rn "`rn´ p`i´"
matrix nu = nullmat(nu) \ r(b)
}
matrix rownames nu = `rn´
matrix list nu, format(%6.3f) ti("Elasticities")
I receive the following error "too few quotes" right after }
What am I missing?
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