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Did you know that generate and replace use the current sort order? You might have guessed this, because otherwise the sum() function could work as designed only with difficulty. However, this fact is not documented in the manuals, but only in the Stata website FAQs. The consequence is that, given a particular desired sort order, you can be sure that values of a variable are calculated in that order, and can use them to calculate subsequent values of the same variable.

Stata Tip 13: Generate and Replace use the Current Sort Order