3. Export Data from Stata in csv, excel (.xlsx) or .dta formats

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very simple yet effective, learning a lot thanks sir.

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[@ThanapongNgarnrungruang]

Useful video even the beginner, Thank you!

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[@putriestimandasari8904]

Exactly what I need. Thank you so much for making this video !!!

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[@parisaparsamaram498]

Thank you

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[@nightnight9462]

Very well explained. Thanks

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[@Sravanthiy28]

Thanks for the video
How can I convert excel file to stata file using python?

[@learndataanalyticswithus5437]

Sorry not sure about python

[@belfagor80]

ok but suppose i have a variable which in stata is saved in %3.2f, basically a % with 2 decimals, if I export it into excel, the same variable will have too many decimals. I can certainly easily correct it manually, but isn't there a way to do Stata doing this for me?

[@learndataanalyticswithus5437]

One of the way can be to save that variable as string in Stata and then export :)
There can be many solutions

[@belfagor80]

@@learndataanalyticswithus5437 but if i convert it to string, then in excel would be a number or string?

[@learndataanalyticswithus5437]

It will be numeric with 2 decimals

[@belfagor80]

Thanks a lot! I did not know that! I assumed it would be string. Does it work also for csv files?

[@learndataanalyticswithus5437]

I think it will work on csv too.