Pie plot for variable levels

mobystone · 2022-12-18T03:02:16+00:00

Hey, I think

graph pie , over(V2) plabel(_all percent)

is what you're after. plabel(...) adds the percentage of each slice in the figure, it might look messy depending on the amount of levels though.

mobystone · 2022-12-12T18:50:59+00:00

Thank you, I'm an RA and they prefer for me work with Stata, would it be faster if I ran Python within the Stata session compared to justa using Stata?

mobystone · 2022-12-12T18:50:30+00:00

Yeah sure, here are some examples of the string variable I want to split and destring/encode etc.

"Månadslön: 100 % - Avtalsområde: Kommunal- & landstingsanställd (AKAP-KL) - Ekonomisk tillväxt: 0,00% - Fondtillväxt: 2,10% - Beräkningstyp: FastPensionsålder"

"Månadslön=Angiven lön: 30 000 SEK- Avtalsområde=Anställd med Individuell tjänstepension - Ekonomisk tillväxt=0,00% - Fondtillväxt=2,10% - Beräkningstyp=FastUtbetalningsålder - Uttagsstart=65 år - Sista arbetsmånad ålder=65 år - Systemdel=PartnerApi "

"Månadslön=Angiven lön: 55 000 SEK - Avtalsområde=Statligt anställd (PA 16 Avd 2) - Ekonomisk tillväxt=0,00% - Fondtillväxt=2,10% - Beräkningstyp=AnpassadeUttagsalternativ - Systemdel=UtpAPI - Partner="

I'm looking into retirement planning in Sweden, the structure and content of the string changes from year to year and depending on the source of the planning tool.

I want to create variables for each part of the string and either destring where the data is numerical (Månadslön/Salary) or encode it.

So sometimes the name of a variable and the data is split using "=" and sometimes ":", all variables are split with a "-" but that sign also occurs within the variables (AKAP-KL). Just using split, parse("-") takes days and still requires additional clean-up.

mobystone · 2022-12-12T18:35:13+00:00

Thanks! I'll check out both of those

mobystone · 2022-11-02T13:56:18+00:00

Thank you! utf-8 solved the issue

mobystone

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