Lab Version: 11
Stat/Transfer is designed to simplify the transfer of statistical data between different programs. Stat/Transfer will automatically read statistical data in the internal format of one of the supported programs and will then transfer as much of the information as is present and appropriate to the internal format of another. Stat/Transfer preserves all of the precision in your data, while automatically minimizing the size of your output data set. Stat/Transfer also allows control over the storage format of your output variables. In addition to converting the formats of variables, Stat/Transfer also processes variable names, missing values and value and variable labels automatically. Stat/Transfer allows you to select just the variables and cases you want to transfer. In addition to the standard Windows interface, a command processor on Windows and Unix allows you to run a transfer in batch mode. This makes it straightforward to set up fully automatic batch procedures for repetitive tasks.
For more information about Stat Transfer:
Useful Guides for Stat/Transfer:
- Stat/Transfer FAQ
- Converting a Stata file with value labels to SAS
- Converting Files Across Formats With StatTransfer
- Using StatTransfer to Get ASCII Data into Stata
- Converting SAS Data Files into Other Formats
Supported Formats
- 1-2-3
- Access (Windows version only)
- ASCII - Delimited
- ASCII- Fixed Format
- dBASE and compatible formats
- Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) Schemas
- Epi Info
- Excel
- FoxPro
- Gauss
- HTML Tables (write only)
- JMP
- LIMDEP
- Matlab
- Mineset
- Minitab
- Mplus
- NLOGIT
- ODBC (Windows and Mac versions only)
- OpenDocument Spreadsheets
- OSIRIS (read-only)
- Paradox
- Quattro Pro
- R
- RATS
- SAS Data Files
- SAS Value Labels
- SAS CPORT (read-only)
- SAS Transport Files
- S-PLUS
- SPSS Data Files
- SPSS Portable
- Stata
- Statistica (Windows version only)
- SYSTAT
- Triple-S
Stat/Transfer’s ODBC support allows you to also read and write to such relational databases as Oracle, Sybase, Informix, and DB/2.
