Re: Using import excel with real world data
You can always store extra information about the dataset as a note in Stata. Any column specific information you can store as a characteristic. See help char and help notes for more information on...
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Lulu,Don't use the replace option. The replace option replaces the workbook with each pass of the loop.
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putexcel was introduced in Stata 13 so you can't use tab2xl. You can use collapse and export excel to achieve similar results.
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Don't use the replace option. The replace option replaces the workbook with each pass of the loop. The default behavior is to modify the Excel workbook.
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Try using the names option to export both the row and column names of a matrix.putexcel B2 = matrix(ci1_`V') , names
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Could be a bug. Can you post the exact command you are using. Also, does you variable label have any single quotes in them?
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The colwise option works for multiple return results. You just have one returned result, the matrix r(StatTotal). To get the table you want, just transpose the matrix using the ' operator.putexcel...
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xcorr is a graph command. To export a Stata graph to Excel use:xcorr ...graph export gr_name.pngputexcel cell=picture(gr_name.png)corrgram returns the autocorrelations, partial autocorrelations, and Q...
View ArticleRe: Creating Excel tables with putexcel, part 1: Introduction and formatting
The colwise option works for multiple return results. You just have one returned result, the matrix r(StatTotal). To get the table you want, just transpose the matrix using the ' operator.putexcel...
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In using the Cre for non linear models, do you need to average all time varying variables??
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View ArticleRe: Nonparametric regression: Like parametric regression, but not
This looks very useful but I'm surprised it doesn't allow one to estimate a semi-parametric model. If you have lots of variables you may just want to treat some non-parametrically: it's a compromise...
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There is a small typo in the margins command before the last marginsplot. It should read at(x=(1(.5)3)) instead of at(x1=(1(.5)3)).
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You are correct. Thank you very much !
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Hi Karola, I am also currently working with the Boone indicator. Did you get any reply from the Stata support?
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It's not clear to me how to import all tweets from a specified user?Thanks, Chris.
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The Java API we used to develop this command has a lot offunctionality we did not implement (because of time). We will look into adding the subcommand twitter2stata tweets userID_userName in the next...
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I am not able to use this with Stata 14. Is there any way to use this command in Stata14?
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This command only works with Stata 15. My next post will show you how to write this command using Java, which should help anyone wanting to write a version for Stata 14.
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We have updated the command to add this subcommand. Typessc install twitter2stata, replaceto get the latest version.
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