for example, if I use a command

tabulate sclyr, summarize(wager)

| Summary of WAGER
SCLYRS | Mean Std. Dev. Freq.
------------+------------------------------------
1 | 3541.8005 2064.4766 2
2 | 4036.2075 2428.7399 2
3 | 3947.8965 1039.8067 2
4 | 6315.1179 3055.2806 9
5 | 5984.1756 3835.1457 9
6 | 5071.1842 2574.4204 21
7 | 6758.4567 6436.499 15
8 | 5887.2675 4021.2108 468
9 | 6121.2342 3711.4562 226
10 | 6792.5885 4319.9853 959
11 | 7433.3301 5922.494 1063
12 | 7265.28 5811.7391 4763
13 | 7800.7167 5474.7034 814
14 | 9185.4884 7296.7191 1093
15 | 11137.292 8636.0329 888
16 | 13217.769 9546.0576 1024
17 | 12528.927 8079.9734 480
18 | 14886.927 9792.3812 394
19 | 15443.222 10483.005 226
20 | 15887.777 9153.6171 143
21 | 16776.954 9666.1232 59
22 | 13753.838 7393.0756 59
23 | 14295.845 5777.134 7
24 | 17183.71 9415.7292 12
------------+------------------------------------
Total | 8876.1178 7298.5433 12738


I
some of the results I get are too small (below 10 for example) but I don't want to eliminate the real observation, just the row where the number of observations is smaller than 10.

I need to do this for more commands, not just for tabulate.

Thanks alot for your help,
Brit