Data management: How to create a categorical variable from a continuous variable

[@shashavengesayi6055]

I'm taking intermediate biostats and this video is so so helpful, thank you.

[@Vanessa99551]

You saved my life, very helpful

[@latifndeketa3115]

This was very helpful, thank you

[@ireneinstenes434]

Thank you! helped a lot!

[@海顾]

Thanks a lot. I am currently doing an assignment in eviews. One of the question is to regress a categorical and continuous variable together. Can we do that in log linear model? It will be very helpful if your reply is within the next two hours. Once again thanks for the upload.

[@andreafedericobarbonetti1951]

thank you!!!

[@dr.christuryasingura1967]

how would u make a conclusion on your final result

[@laxmivilas69]

How to create 3 or more categories from continuous variable?

[@andreafedericobarbonetti1951]

you specify the rule in the command line es 0/100 = 0 101/200 = 2 201/max = 3

[@keganshen8218]

values between 119-120 is not included, how to deal with this problem

[@cocomelody321]

did you figure it out?

[@selinakarac6792]

How can we categorize qualitative data such as country of birth where there is no numeric value?

[@statacorp]

If you want to create a categorical variable from a string variable, you can first use - encode - to convert it into a numeric variable, and then - recode - that numeric variable to create the categories you would like.

[@selinakarac6792]

@@statacorp thank you very much for the response. it helped!

[@SsesssGamB]

very unuseful video