Good Afternoon,
I am able to use the following commands to automate the reporting of summary statistics for a complex survey analysis that I am running:
What I'm wondering is does Stata store the results of the svy: tabulate command's se option somewhere so that I can access these and plug them in a similar fashion. For example:
OS: Windows 7 Professional, SP1
Software: Stata 13.1
I apologize if is this is a basic question. I have tried to find the answer via the great Google machine, documentation, and the Statalist forum search engine but have been unable to.
Thank you for your assistance,
Joshua Goetz
I am able to use the following commands to automate the reporting of summary statistics for a complex survey analysis that I am running:
Code:
svy: tabulate myvar, se matrix z = e(b)' local a = round(z[1,1] * 100, 0.1) putexcel C1("Percent of MyVar") C2("`a'%")
What I'm wondering is does Stata store the results of the svy: tabulate command's se option somewhere so that I can access these and plug them in a similar fashion. For example:
Code:
svy: tabulate myvar, se matrix z = e(Standard Error) local a = round(z[1,1], 0.01); putexcel D1("Standard Error") D2("(`a')")
OS: Windows 7 Professional, SP1
Software: Stata 13.1
I apologize if is this is a basic question. I have tried to find the answer via the great Google machine, documentation, and the Statalist forum search engine but have been unable to.
Thank you for your assistance,
Joshua Goetz
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