Hello,
I have a 14-digit numeric variable, named 'year_id' (type double), which I would like STATA to display fully (ie. not in scientific notation), at least in the codebook. It's working with the table command, but not with the codebook or tab command (the latter of which I also use frequently). Importantly, I need this variable to remain numeric because I will be adding it to other id variables to creat unique ids for each of my 3million+ observations. Please see my code below:
Array Best of thanks for your consideration,
Rosa
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