Frames were introduced in Stata 16 and are handy for (a) storing/manipulating multiple datasets simultaneously and (b) building datasets on the fly. I’ve had good luck making a table using frames. This strategy includes (1) making a new frame with as many columns as you need, specifying they are long strings (strL), and printing the …
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Stata 16 introduced the new Frames functionality, which allows multiple datasets to be stored in memory, with each dataset stored in its own “Frame”. This allows for dynamic manipulation of multiple datasets across multiple Frames. Stata is still simplest to use when manipulating a single dataset (or, frame). So, Stata users will probably be interested …
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