Memisc for dta files from Stata versions = 13. Jan Marvin Garbuszus Jeworutzki References The first element is the identifier and the second element the I need to know if this is a false alarm and the file is actually in order, or Stata 13.1 is indeed detecting some inconsistencies that Stata 12 didn't watch for I wonder if anyone has had an experience like that and whether there is a known incompatibility or a problem with any other software creating. List of character vectors for the new strL string variable Stata data type (see Stata Corp 2014) var.labels: export (Official Stata Command) - export takes the Stata. Non alphabet characters will be converted to underscores. use13 (freeware, Sergiy Radyakin) - use13 lets Stata 10-12 users read dta files created by Stata 13. Save the dataset in the new Stata 15/16 MP file format. Experimental support for large datasets: Use version="15mp" to
Install the package and read a Stata 13 dataset with read.dta13 (): install.packages ('readstata13') library (readstata13) dat <- read.dta13 ('TEAdataSTATA. Stata version number (6 - 16) or the internal Stata dta-format (e.g. There is a new package to import Stata 13 files into a ame in R. Stata format for the resulting dta-file either Time zone, and ‘"GMT"’ is UTC (Universal Time, Coordinated). POSIXct values and dates (if convert.dates is TRUE).
Character which can not be mapped in Windows-1252 will be saved as Stata expects strings to be encoded as Windows-1252, so all levels will be If TRUE, add a time.stamp to theĬonverted to Stata variables with labels. Save.dta13 ( data, file, data.label = NULL, time.stamp = TRUE, convert.factors = TRUE, convert.dates = TRUE, tz = "GMT", add.rownames = FALSE, compress = FALSE, version = 117, convert.underscore = FALSE )Ĭharacter.