Cross Validated Asked by Seth C. on November 6, 2020
I am working with public use microdata measuring educational attainment. I want to calculate the percentage of the population older than 25. I am merely unaware of how to use my individual weights when calculating this, or if I even have to.
I am wondering if using weights is necessary, and if so, can I use them simply by using the egen percents
command?
You can use my epctile
package. Type
findit epctile
in Stata. It supports svyset
tings, which you would need to specify according to the study documentation.
Answered by StasK on November 6, 2020
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