Invalid Name Error Stata at Courtney Jacks blog

Invalid Name Error Stata. It may just be easiest to push your dataset out of stata, using an export command, fix the variable names in a text editor or. Error displays the most generic form of the error message associated with expression and sets the return code to the evaluation of the expression. Replace x = `keyvar'*5 *5 invalid name r(198); My problem is how to name the new variables, i need to rename them because they have space, etc. You can put a blank. The variable name is q3_10 and the label is q3.10. I use commands such as. So to fix this you have to let stata know where your intended name ends. But why would this be an invalid name? Your example with concocted data. The local macro `keyvar' will be empty so stata will see those commands as if we ran. I'm getting an r(198) error when trying to run the code below i'm new to stata so i'm not exactly sure if i'm missing something. I am trying to run the following code to reformat variables n(date1, date2) to dates from strings but am getting an error: You can do this in either of two ways.

It may just be easiest to push your dataset out of stata, using an export command, fix the variable names in a text editor or. I am trying to run the following code to reformat variables n(date1, date2) to dates from strings but am getting an error: So to fix this you have to let stata know where your intended name ends. You can do this in either of two ways. I use commands such as. But why would this be an invalid name? Error displays the most generic form of the error message associated with expression and sets the return code to the evaluation of the expression. I'm getting an r(198) error when trying to run the code below i'm new to stata so i'm not exactly sure if i'm missing something. My problem is how to name the new variables, i need to rename them because they have space, etc. The variable name is q3_10 and the label is q3.10.

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Invalid Name Error Stata So to fix this you have to let stata know where your intended name ends. Your example with concocted data. Error displays the most generic form of the error message associated with expression and sets the return code to the evaluation of the expression. But why would this be an invalid name? The variable name is q3_10 and the label is q3.10. I am trying to run the following code to reformat variables n(date1, date2) to dates from strings but am getting an error: The local macro `keyvar' will be empty so stata will see those commands as if we ran. I'm getting an r(198) error when trying to run the code below i'm new to stata so i'm not exactly sure if i'm missing something. I use commands such as. Replace x = `keyvar'*5 *5 invalid name r(198); You can do this in either of two ways. My problem is how to name the new variables, i need to rename them because they have space, etc. It may just be easiest to push your dataset out of stata, using an export command, fix the variable names in a text editor or. You can put a blank. So to fix this you have to let stata know where your intended name ends.