The right way to do it is by this sintaxis:

cusum yvar xvar [if] [in] [, options]

but, for CUSUM SQ, as for STATA 11, there is no prefixed command.

You have to search for "cusum6", look up like this: "findit cusum6", and then install it.

You can use a software 'Change-Point Analyzer'- Developed by Taylor. Here is the link for it. http://www.variation.com/cpa/

Download this software and enter your data with this you can analyze not only CUSUM charts but also many other change-point analyses.

Otherwise use QI Macros 2012, Excel add in programme for drawing CUSUM charts

I wonder why you dont use R to perform your analysis, it is open source and the coding is quite simple to achieve your goal!!

Thanks to all for giving answer. However, I have already got my answer from other source. It will be easy if one first install cusum6 in his STATA. Simply write the command in STATA:

=> ssc install cusum6

=> cusum6 y x1 x2, cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

Good luck!!

You can use the RATS software for CUSUMSQ test for stability

I have to see after how many procedures my yield has increased using cusum analysis. I have XLstat in excell but i dont know how to enter the data. I have coded the yield 0 as failure and 1 as success. I have the results as per date and year. How can i analyse my data

What command can I write to graph CUSUM and CUSUM SQ test in R?

use CUSUM6 command

Thanks

install this

ssc install cusum6

after run your estimation, put this command

cusum6 variable1 variable2, cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

First install,

ssc install cusum6

Then, cusum6 dependent variable, explanatory variables cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

I am using following command in STATA16 but I am oly getting CUSUM SQ graph only not for CUSUM

ssc install cusum6

Then, cusum6 dependent variable, explanatory variables cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

Use estat sbcusum command in Stata 16. It's a postestimation command.

cusum6 y x1 x2 x3, cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

install this package : ssc install cusum6

after type this command: cusum6 variable1 variable2....,cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

cusum6 lnCFP lnLCFP lnFPI lnfert lnRpop, cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)

Use the following command to install:

ssc install cusum9"

After that,

cusum9 var1 var2 var3, cs(cusum) lw(lower) uw(upper)