gen: Generate
In nateybear/longhorn-rstata: A Package for UT Students who Hate Stata
Description
Usage
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Description
Create new variables to add to your dataset
Usage
1
Arguments
...
multiple new variables to add to dataset
Details
Add the list of variables in ... to your dataset. Please include names for all your variables, i.e. gen(pe_motheduc = b_(motheduc)) rather than gen(b_motheduc). Nothing prevents you from doing that, but the generated variables will have nonsensical names.
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
Create new variables to add to your dataset
Usage
1 |
Arguments
... |
multiple new variables to add to dataset |
Details
Add the list of variables in ... to your dataset. Please include names for all your variables, i.e. gen(pe_motheduc = b_(motheduc)) rather than gen(b_motheduc). Nothing prevents you from doing that, but the generated variables will have nonsensical names.
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