Note that "altid" refers to the ID of the other person in that specific relationship. For example, ID 124 may be ID 123's father, and IDs 125 and 126 may be ID 123's siblings. Furthermore, you will notice that the "rel" variable (i.e., relationship to the respondent) is 55 for each row. That is intentional and due to subsetting.
I have subsetted the data as needed and have about 555,500 rows. Please note that not everyone has the same number of relationships and that the same person may have a different number of relationships at a different year. There are no missing data.
My data looks as follows:
Code:
clear input int(id year altid rel) 123 1968 124 55 123 1968 125 55 123 1968 126 55 123 1968 127 55 345 1968 346 55 345 1968 347 55 345 1968 348 55 567 1968 568 55 567 1968 569 55 123 1969 124 55 123 1969 125 55 123 1969 127 55 345 1969 346 55 345 1969 348 55 345 1969 349 55 567 1969 568 55 567 1969 569 55 567 1969 570 55 567 1969 571 55 567 1969 572 55 567 1969 573 55 end
I would like the data to look like this:
Code:
input int(id year altid1 altid2 altid3 altid4 altid5 altid6 rel) 123 1968 124 125 126 127 . . 55 123 1969 124 125 127 . . . 55 345 1968 346 347 348 . . . 55 345 1969 346 348 349 . . . 55 567 1968 568 569 . . . . 55 567 1969 568 569 570 571 572 573 55 end
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