[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: bysort and if don’t get along #17646

Hi Dr. Shah — this is true for me too, but when using list and tabdisp. Any help would be appreciated!

– Kevin

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Creating Multiple Custom Tables at Once Using Flexmat, Then Output To One Doc? #17634

EDIT: Fixed! I was separating the addparts, notes and addparts, title into two commands. Putting both under the same flexmat addparts command fixed it.

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Indent in Specific Cells Using Flexmat? #17632

Ah — that makes sense! Thanks for letting me know. 🙂

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Indent in Specific Cells Using Flexmat? #17630

Hi Dr. Shah — I’m finding that the text directors are inconsistent in flexmat. Sometimes they work, other times they don’t. For example, in the code below, using \b and \i, \b works in Line 5, but nowhere else. And \i doesn’t work at all. Any ideas?

local r = 1
asdocx setfile, save(Table1)
flexmat reset 
flexmat addrow, data(\b Day,\b Sample Size,\b Needed At Least 1 Medication) r(`r')
flexmat addrow, data(\b Day 1, , ) r(`++r') emptyok
flexmat addrow, data(\indent_4 \i WEBTips, 250 (50%),137 (54.8%)) r(`++r')
flexmat addrow, data(\indent_4 \i WEBInfo, 250 (50%),154 (61.6%)) r(`++r')

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17609

Perfect. Thank you!

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17596

Hi there — this is from the help file:

missings report issues a report on the number of missing values in varlist. By default, counts of missings are given by variables;
    optionally, counts are given by observations.

Options:
...
...
 observations (missings report) indicates counting of missing values by observations, not the default of counting by variables.
...
...
 identify(varlist) or identify(varname) (missings report, missings list, and missings table) insists on showing varlist or varname in
        the display of results.  This can be especially useful to show (for example) identifier variables, which typically will not be
        missing, or key categorical variables such as education or gender.  With missings report, observations and missings list, varlist
        is included in the list results.  With missings table, varname is used to produce a two-way table in contrast to a one-way table;
        two or more variables may not be specified.

So, the code I’ve used is:

missings report [variable of interest], obs identify(studyid)

Seems to work well without the asdocx prefix.

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17576

Hi Dr. Shah — I had the opportunity to try out the asdocx missings report command, and I got an error regarding one of the missings report options: identify(). The error reads: “option identify() not allowed”. I know that not all subcommands of missings are featured, but does that also incluse certain missings report options?

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17545

Unbelievably responsive — thank you!

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Indent in Specific Cells Using Flexmat? #17544

Fantastic. I thought something like this existed, but couldn’t find it. Makes sense to find out it is undocumented!

– Kevin

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17470

Thank you! So great.

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17446

You are awesome. Thanks!

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Running List of Community-Commands to Support in the Future? #17435

That’s good news! I think keeping things simple (i.e. not re-writing things from scratch) is the way to go. Perhaps this thread can serve as the “running list”?

If that works for you, here’s my first contribution (and again, not time sensitive! Simply a “nice to have”):

fre
mrtab
tabcount
missings
statmis

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Creating Multiple Custom Tables at Once Using Flexmat, Then Output To One Doc? #17432

Dr. Shah — THANK YOU! And the acknowledgement is so kind. Really though, you deserve all the credit with this great program!

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Creating Multiple Custom Tables at Once Using Flexmat, Then Output To One Doc? #17425

I think I found a bug:

The addparts, title() function used in previous flexmat commands/files doesn’t seem to carry over to appended tables when using the `appendmat’ function. The table title is replaced with “Table: Results”

[Kevin Blaine]

in reply to: Creating Multiple Custom Tables at Once Using Flexmat, Then Output To One Doc? #17424

The changes to the help file makes a huge difference. Tested and works GREAT! Seriously, thank you.

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