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CFVARS: Stata module to compare variable name lists in two data sets

Nicholas J. Cox

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cfvars compares the lists of variable names in Stata data file filename1 and either Stata data file filename2, if specified, or the data currently in memory, otherwise. cfvars prints lists of variable names in both datasets (if any) and in each dataset but not the other (again, if any in either case). Results are saved as r-class local macros.

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cfvars compares the lists of variable names in Stata data file filename1 and either Stata data file filename2, if specified, or the data currently in memory, otherwise. cfvars prints lists of variable names in both datasets (if any) and in each dataset but not the other (again, if any in either case). Results are saved as r-class local macros.

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cfvars compares the lists of variable names in Stata data file filename1 and either Stata data file filename2, if specified, or the data currently in memory, otherwise. cfvars prints lists of variable names in both datasets (if any) and in each dataset but not the other (again, if any in either case). Results are saved as r-class local macros.

Key concepts: Variable (mathematics), Computer science, Macro, Data file, Class (philosophy), Database, Information retrieval, Programming language

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