Introduction to Stata

[@brendatriumph4132]

YOUR THE BEST, YOU JUST SIMPLIFIED EVERYTHING THANKYOU SO MUCH PROFESSOR

[@johanvanzyl5609]

Excellent video! I had absolutely no knowledge of STATA before, but now I have to use it for my research, and this video really helped me get going. Thanks!

[@gargipathak5019]

Excellent Video

[@kwameamponsa-achiano4857]

Fantastic walk through!

[@negusuworku1871]

Excellent. Very helpful

[@edgarhuk]

Thanks a lot! Greetings from University of Adelaide.

[@datawithstata]

Great video! Great delivery and insights!

[@myutubepv3]

Just FYI, Stata introduced the ability to use multiple data sets in memory in version 16. It is called the frames command. Great command, you should check it out.

[@AndreaNing-gh3sg]

Excellent teaching, thank you very much

[@aduus252]

very insightful, I would wish to know how to use these commands after doing missing imputation with MICE

[@hassbarry1284]

Hello sir, thank you for the quality of your course. But only I do not master English, so I want to download the video with French subtitles. At the moment, I can't. I need your help please, thank you!

[@rakiyapedru]

The 'li' syntax didn't work for me. It returned errors

[@collenmbwana7662]

can i get a link to the do file. cant see it

[@sofiaelizarova2448]

you can find all the files using the link in the description of the video (I managed to do it a few days ago)

[@DrSamsHealth]

Was the .DAT file mystery ever resolved?

[@gakuseiL]

lmao in the last half the vod "nolabel" actually means no chapter division (which is still ok and comprehensive to watch though)

[@highskulgh]

can you please share the do file please

[@sofiaelizarova2448]

you can find all the files using the link in the description of the video