This week’s blog will feature a set of Stata tricks we used to addresses a particular issue that we encountered in our dataset. Many of the variables were in string form and were not useable for Stata analysis. Furthermore, the
Grad Fellow Notes: STATA’s Command -coefplot-
The coefplot command allows you to plot results from estimation commands. It is a user package, so you will have to find and install it by inputting into the Stata command line:
findit coefplot
Grad Fellow Notes: STATA Command -inspect-
USEFUL STATA COMMANDS: inspect By Andre Lee (Georgetown MIDP 18) On a recent project, the client wanted an idea of the skew of each of a large number of variables. The data originated from a satisfaction survey (1=very dissatisfied; 5=very
Grad Fellow Notes: STATA Tips
Managing multiple editors in STATA: For this week’s blog post, it seems useful to cover some code I’ve learned for Stata. This first useful trick allows multiple users who are going to use the same dofile to run that file