Dear Stata Users,
I have a panel dataset and I would like to identify marital changes (var marital).
Suppose that 1 represents single, 2 marriage and 4 divorce, I would like to create a unique indicator that
considers that the individual 1002352* had a transition from single to marriage AND, then, to divorce.
So far, I used the lagged operator because I was interested in just one transition and not in the subsequent one.
But I am not so sure on how to add the second change, Do you have any suggestion?
ID t marital
1002352* 1 1
1002352* 2 2
1002352* 3 4
1002352* 5 4
1002352* 6 4
1002352* 7 4
Thank you, Lydia
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