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| The `tab1` alias forces the command to be interpretted as a one-way `tabulate` command. Note that `tab1 foo bar baz` will create one-way tables for each of the variables. | The '''`tab1`''' alias forces the command to be interpretted as a one-way `tabulate` command. Note that `tab1 foo bar baz` will create one-way tables for each of the variables. |
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Stata Tabulate
The tabulate command creates tabulations. Compare to table.
Usage
One-way
tabulate foo tabulate foo if bar==1 tabulate foo in 1/10
To show missing values, add the missing option.
To sort rows in descending frequency, add the sort option.
The tab1 alias forces the command to be interpretted as a one-way tabulate command. Note that tab1 foo bar baz will create one-way tables for each of the variables.
Two-way
tabulate foo bar tabulate foo bar if baz==1 tabulate foo bar in 1/10
To show missing values, add the missing option.
The tab2 alias forces the command to be interpretted as a two-way tabulate command. Note that tab2 foo bar baz will create three tables: foo x bar, foo x baz, and bar x baz.
Matrices
The matcell(MATNAME) option stores frequencies in a matrix.
The matrow(MATNAME) option stores unique values in a matrix.
See also
Stata manual for tabulate oneway
Stata manual for tabulate twoway
Stata manual for tabulate, summarize