Speaking Stata: Tables as lists: The groups command
Nicholas J. Cox
Department of Geography
Durham University
Durham, UK
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Abstract. Tables can often be conveniently considered or produced as lists. The
list command is therefore a vehicle for obtaining such tables. The
groups command for tabulation is built around a call to list. It
has no particular limits on the number of identifiers (row, column, or other
variables defining cells). Among other features, it offers support for various
kinds of frequencies, percents, and cumulations thereof; for various subsetting
and ordering by frequencies, percents, and so on; for reordering of columns
from the default display; and for saving tabulated data to new datasets.
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