Please let me know if it goes wrong.Thanks for the nice program. I tested importsav 3.0 with Stata 14 and 15 on Windows and earlier version of importsav with Stata 15 on macOS.

Dates, value labels, and missing values are all converted properly from SPSS to Stata format. We can import the entire dataset or only a subset of it. import spss allows us to bring IBM ® SPSS ® files (version 16 or higher) and compressed IBM SPSS files (version 21 or higher) into Stata. writesas(df, 'tablecar.sas7bdat') How to Export Data from R to STATA File. Just as simple as spss, you can export to sas. I am grateful for their informative programs. One of the first tasks in any research project is reading in data. Below is the code to export the data to SPSS software: writesav(df, 'tablecar.sav') Exporting Data from R to SAS File. This program owes a lot to importspss by Gabriel Rossman, whereis by Germán Rodríguez and rcall by E. importsav will automatically write and execute R code for you. With this command, you don’t need to escape Stata for data conversion. The essential idea underlying importsav is not to interrupt your workflow within Stata. Also Access the results, and anything else in Pythons main module, with py.

pyeval('1 + 1')Save and load Python objects with pickle. But after that, there is no need of running R at all. pyeval(code, convert TRUE) Run a Python expression, return the result.pysaveobject(Also pycall(). In order to use importsav, you need to install R on your system first. Although Stata has officially supported this feature since version 16, importsav would still be an alternative for users with older versions of Stata. The key difference between importsav and other user-written packages such as importspss or usespss is that the support of non-English labels in both variables and values. Code: github install jh-min/importsavwill also work if you installed user-written package github.

Convert spss code to r