Frequencies for first 10,000 rows of per_no variable in person dataset : person | number | Freq. Percent Cum. ------------+----------------------------------- 1 | 6,722 67.22 67.22 2 | 1,871 18.71 85.93 3 | 720 7.20 93.13 4 | 335 3.35 96.48 5 | 148 1.48 97.96 6 | 62 0.62 98.58 7 | 27 0.27 98.85 8 | 16 0.16 99.01 9 | 11 0.11 99.12 10 | 8 0.08 99.20 11 | 7 0.07 99.27 12 | 4 0.04 99.31 13 | 4 0.04 99.35 14 | 4 0.04 99.39 15 | 4 0.04 99.43 16 | 3 0.03 99.46 17 | 3 0.03 99.49 18 | 3 0.03 99.52 19 | 3 0.03 99.55 20 | 3 0.03 99.58 21 | 3 0.03 99.61 22 | 2 0.02 99.63 23 | 2 0.02 99.65 24 | 2 0.02 99.67 25 | 2 0.02 99.69 26 | 2 0.02 99.71 27 | 2 0.02 99.73 28 | 2 0.02 99.75 29 | 2 0.02 99.77 30 | 2 0.02 99.79 31 | 2 0.02 99.81 32 | 2 0.02 99.83 33 | 2 0.02 99.85 34 | 2 0.02 99.87 35 | 2 0.02 99.89 36 | 1 0.01 99.90 37 | 1 0.01 99.91 38 | 1 0.01 99.92 39 | 1 0.01 99.93 40 | 1 0.01 99.94 41 | 1 0.01 99.95 42 | 1 0.01 99.96 43 | 1 0.01 99.97 44 | 1 0.01 99.98 45 | 1 0.01 99.99 46 | 1 0.01 100.00 ------------+----------------------------------- Total | 10,000 100.00 by Jean Roth , jroth@nber.org , 22 Oct 2016