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  • How to calculate the elder generation’ maximum education year in one family

    Suppose I have dataframe like this:
    HTML Code:
      family relationship meanings              edu  
    1      1 A            respondent                   12  
    2      1 B            respondent's spouse     18  
    3      1 C            A's father                      10  
    4      1 D            A's mother                    9  
    5      1 E1           A's first son                 15  
    6      1 F1           E1's spouse                 14  
    7      1 G11          E1's first son               3  
    8      1 G12          E1's second son          1  
    9      1 E2           A's second son             13
    10      2 A            respondent                  21
    11      2 B            respondent's spouse    6
    12      2 C            A's father                    12
    13      2 D            A's mother                 16
    14      2 E1           A's first son               18
    15      2 F1           E1's spouse               15
    16      2 E2           A's second son           17
    17      2 E3           A's third son               16
    relationship: relationship in one family.

    meanings: the meanings of second column "relationship".

    I want to calculate the father generation’ maximum education year in one family. We do not need spouse's information. The expected results are as follows:

    HTML Code:
     family id      edu fedu  
    1      1 A        12 10    
    2      1 C        10 NA    
    3      1 E1       15 18    
    4      1 E2       13 18    
    5      1 G11       3 15    
    6      1 G12       1 15    
    7      2 A        21 16    
    8      2 C        12 NA    
    9      2 E1       18 21    
    10      2 E2       17 21    
    11      2 E3       16 21
    Thanks!
    Last edited by Xinjun Lyu; 24 Dec 2019, 02:37.

  • #2
    Please use dataex to give a data example in the recommended form. https://www.statalist.org/forums/help#stata explains. I can't tell from your example what is a string variable and what is a numeric variable with value labels, or indeed whether you are showing the data in some non-Stata form. (Stata doesn't use NA for missing.)

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    • #3

      clear
      input byte(obs family) str3 relationship str19 meanings byte edu
      1 1 "A" "respondent" 12
      2 1 "B" "respondent's spouse" 18
      3 1 "C" "A's father" 10
      4 1 "D" "A's mother" 9
      5 1 "E1" "A's first son" 15
      6 1 "F1" "E1's spouse" 14
      7 1 "G11" "E1's first son" 3
      8 1 "G12" "E1's second son" 1
      9 1 "E2" "A's second son" 13
      10 2 "A" "respondent" 21
      11 2 "B" "respondent's spouse" 16
      12 2 "C" "A's father" 12
      13 2 "D" "A's mother" 16
      14 2 "E1" "A's first son" 18
      15 2 "F1" "E1's spouse" 15
      16 2 "E2" "A's second son" 17
      17 2 "E3" "A's third son" 16
      end

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