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Fri, 24 June 2016 09:33

cbdolan
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Registered: March 2013
Location: Williamsburg, VA

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Thanks for the reply. Most helpful.

If I follow the suggestion below and eliminate NW then I'm not denormalizing and creating the country specific weight (CSW) that I thought was the recommended process for pooled surveys? Did I miss something obvious?

Thanks again.

Carrie


gen wt= v005/1000000

egen strata=group(v000 v025 ADM1_CODE) // strata also includes the survey (identified by v000) in the group command

egen v001r = group(v000 v001) // cluster also includes the survey in the group command

svyset v001r [pw=wt], strata(strata) singleunit(centered)

svy: tab ADM1_CODE

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