if we are telling stata to turn all values greater than 400 to missing values, why it is needed to compliment that with & !missing(sbp)? If the data is already missing, what is the point of this additional command?
It is because then the value will not be Deleted from the whole data and if it is actually a missing value, the rest of the data of that Individual will be preserved.
if we are telling stata to turn all values greater than 400 to missing values, why it is needed to compliment that with & !missing(sbp)? If the data is already missing, what is the point of this additional command?
It is because then the value will not be Deleted from the whole data and if it is actually a missing value, the rest of the data of that Individual will be preserved.
Is this an alternative way of dealing with outliers?
you could try to impute values that make sense