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(Note: an observation in Stata is an entire row, case, or record in the dataset. ) which is no use for your purpose, as Stata ignores all observations with any missing values in running a regression. estimates has three separate but related capabilities: 1. You can use estimates after any estimation command, whether it be an ofcial estimation command of Stata or a user-written one. If you dont know the command name, type lookup topic. Remarks and examples estimates is for use after you have t a model, be it with regress, logistic, etc. (As a small detail, the mark-up does no harm here, but as explained in help dataex is for Statalist posts.) Lane Kenworthy January 2020 HELP Getting help Type help command (e.g., help regress) then Enter. Thanks for using dataex to give a data example, which makes your problem totally clear. Input float(ln_uwe female white black nativeam asian other exp exp2 years_ed) This is my first time posting to r/Stata, so apologies if I've formatted anything incorrectly. Any insights of what else to check would be appreciated. I'm not sure what else could be causing the problem. Running the 'count if !missing' function returns the message 'missing not found' Missing observations are also already set to '.' None of my variables are string variables, they are all either float or byte. Running the regression returns the r(2000) no observations error. Losing Observations in Logistic Regression in Stata.

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I then tried to run a regression for the log log hourly wages on a dummy for women, the full set set of race dummies, experience, experience squared, and years of schooling. I also created a variable for experience (age – education – 6) and experience squared.

I created dummy variables for sex and race. Hello! I'm working with a CSV data set with observations on log weekly wages, log hourly wages, age, sex (1=male), race (1=White, 2=Black, 3=Native American, 4=Asian or Pacific Islander, 5=Other) and years of schooling for men and women aged 25-50. Other users who have found the question cross-posted are encouraged to share the links as a reply as well.

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