Hi. I wanted to understand the finer working of the -merge- command and it isn't clear to me from reading the guide. Assume, I have two datasets A and B with an identifying variable "id" and the variable "total" in each. But, the observations values in the variable "total" differ across the ids. If I merge dataset B into A, will "total" carry the values from A or B?
Thanks.
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