assert is a very useful command in Stata because it verifies if the expression provided is true. It not only tells Stata what to do but also what you can exp...

In this post, I'm going to show you how to adjust the transparency of your Stata graph. By default, the elements in Stata graph is not transparent, or 100% o...

Stata's quietly command allows commands to be run without outputting to the results window. This is useful if you only require the returned results. To demon...

In this post, I will show you how to print log files in Stata. A log file is a record of your Results window. It records everything you type, and all textual...

Stata recently introduced the dyndoc command, which will process a text file and create an HTML file from it. The text file can contain a mixture of Markdown...

sysdir - Lists Stata's system directories Stata expects to find various parts of itself in various directories (folders). However, rather than describing the...

The predict command can be used in many different ways to help you evaluate your regression model. Here we will cover it’s use in relation to linear regressi...

We know that we can use the Data Editor (Edit) in Stata to enter and edit our dataset. However, we can also use the command edit to do that. Similarly, the D...