write explanation
tab district; tab district, nolabel;and compare the two tables to find the code for Bonthe. It's much easier to use numlabel which adds the numeric code to the value labels so we can easily see which goes with which.
. numlabel _all, add;
. tab district;
district | Freq. Percent Cum.
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11. Kailahun | 110 10.00 10.00
12. Kenema | 140 12.73 22.73
13. Kono | 65 5.91 28.64
21. Bombali | 80 7.27 35.91
22. Kambia | 45 4.09 40.00
23. Koinadugu | 60 5.45 45.45
24. Port Loko | 80 7.27 52.73
25. Tonkolili | 60 5.45 58.18
31. Bo | 110 10.00 68.18
32. Bonthe | 20 1.82 70.00
33. Moyamba | 55 5.00 75.00
34. Pujehun | 40 3.64 78.64
41. Western Area Rural | 60 5.45 84.09
42. Western Area Urban | 175 15.91 100.00
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Total | 1,100 100.00
Note: this adds the numberic codes to all labels (hence _all). If we want
to do it for just one variable, we need to know the name of the value label for that
variable -- describe will tell us.
. describe district;
storage display value
variable name type format label variable label
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district byte %18.0g districts
district
. numlabel districts, add;
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last modified: 2 May 2007