Hi Sven
Many thanks. You have understood my need. I'll try your solution. If it works it saves me butchering the original xls panel datafile and then uploading it with 10 panel units.

Wrt the LSDV fixed effects panel model test result for intercepts. It is helpful up to a point. However, if equal intercepts are rejected, does oneĀ  resort to OLS pooled data with DVs to see which differ as this is normally a matter of interest. I can see no way from the LSDV option itself to uncover the panel unit dummies relative to the estimated value of the constant.


On Tue, 6 Feb 2024, 15:45 Sven S., <svetosch@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

Brian, you're replying to a ticket that has been closed for over two years, and the topic is unrelated. If the problem persists after my reply, please re-post your question (or follow-ups) on the mailing list.
Having said that, you would have to choose Sample/Restrict by condition, and then enter an expression like "unit != 6 && unit != 8" (without the quotes). If the series "unit" doesn't exist yet, create it with "Add/Panel group index" first (or similar wording).
Whether that qualifies as a "simple way", I don't know.


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