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11 Language Prefix for of existing of new base levels operators to a group of factor variables with time-series varlist: special note for Mac special note for Unix OverviewWith few exceptions, the basic Stata Language syntax is[byvarlist:]command[varlist][=exp][ife xp][inrange][weight][,options]where square brackets distinguish optional qualifiers and options from required ones. In this diagram,varlistdenotes a list of variable names,commanddenotes a Stata command,expdenotes an algebraicexpression,rangedenotes an observation range,weightdenotes a weighting expression, andoptionsdenotes a list of [ U ] 11 Language varlistMost commands that take a subsequentvarlistdo not require that you explicitly type one. If novarlistappears, these commands assume avarlistofall, the Stata shorthand for indicating all thevariables in the dataset. In commands that alter or destroy data, Stata requires that thevarlistbespecified explicitly.
11.6Filenaming conventions 11.6.1A special note for Mac users 11.6.2A special note for Unix users 11.7References 11.1 Overview With few exceptions, the basic Stata language syntax is by varlist: command varlist =exp if exp in range weight, options where square brackets distinguish optional qualifiers and options from required ones. In this ...
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