Dear all,
This is the command that I use to report the mean and median: tabstat tier1_ratio, by(year) stat(mean median)
The dataset contains from 1984 til 2013. If i use the command this will result in the following table:
Summary for variables: tier1_ratio
by categories of: year
year | mean p50
---------+--------------------
1984 | . .
1985 | . .
1986 | . .
1987 | . .
1988 | . .
1989 | . .
1990 | . .
1991 | . .
1992 | . .
1993 | . .
1994 | . .
1995 | . .
1996 | .1748147 .1447089
1997 | .1780195 .1453163
1998 | .1774421 .1431704
1999 | .1766341 .1408921
2000 | .1726026 .1364682
2001 | .1664413 .1332539
2002 | .1643547 .1330135
2003 | .1655091 .1336967
2004 | .1660098 .1339151
2005 | .1674585 .1337724
2006 | .1703732 .1330099
2007 | .1704072 .1323075
2008 | .1633681 .1282478
2009 | .1568057 .1283957
2010 | .1591293 .1349986
2011 | .1663817 .1436491
2012 | .1703651 .1491446
2013 | .1719273 .1511574
---------+--------------------
Total | .1692255 .1381775
------------------------------
I only want to report the years ranging from 1996 to 2013, in the table with the mean and median. Could you help me with this?
Thanks!
Egbert
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