Hi,
I am using Stata 13 to analyze a large panel. After setting the panel structure In oder to get a feel for the data I used xtsum to get some intial descriptives. I have two groups, which I compare so I ran xtsum for the entire data set, and for each group indivdiually. I realized that there are a few variables that have very high averages and maximum values. I wonder if I am falling for the sensitivity an average value is victim to. Thus, I'd also lilke to report medians. Is there a nice way to get the same output xtsum gives us, but to extend it with median values (at least for the overalls)?
Thanks in advance
/R
I am using Stata 13 to analyze a large panel. After setting the panel structure In oder to get a feel for the data I used xtsum to get some intial descriptives. I have two groups, which I compare so I ran xtsum for the entire data set, and for each group indivdiually. I realized that there are a few variables that have very high averages and maximum values. I wonder if I am falling for the sensitivity an average value is victim to. Thus, I'd also lilke to report medians. Is there a nice way to get the same output xtsum gives us, but to extend it with median values (at least for the overalls)?
Thanks in advance
/R
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