tab ecn [iw=v52]
here, ecn is a variable indicating economic activity(1=ecn, 2=non-ecn) and v52 is weight variable.
The economically active population through this is the same as the official government figure.
tab2 gender ecn [iw=v52]
However, if the above command is used to view the gender of the economically active population, an error message is displayed stating that iw weights are not allowed.
Therefore, I used the command tab2xl ecn gender [iw=v52] using "ecn.xlsx", row(1) col(1) sheet("ecn").
However, the results show a very significant difference from the official government. figures
wonder. What is the method of weighting with iw in the tab2 command?
here, ecn is a variable indicating economic activity(1=ecn, 2=non-ecn) and v52 is weight variable.
The economically active population through this is the same as the official government figure.
tab2 gender ecn [iw=v52]
However, if the above command is used to view the gender of the economically active population, an error message is displayed stating that iw weights are not allowed.
Therefore, I used the command tab2xl ecn gender [iw=v52] using "ecn.xlsx", row(1) col(1) sheet("ecn").
However, the results show a very significant difference from the official government. figures
wonder. What is the method of weighting with iw in the tab2 command?
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