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However, users frequently want to put longer lists of names into local macros, spelled out one by one so that some later command can loop through the list defined by the macro. Such varlists might be indirectly defined in abbreviations using the wildcard characters * or ?. These characters can be used alone or can be combined to express ranges. For example, specifying * catches all variables, *TX* might define all variables for Texas, and *200? catches the years 2000–2009 used as suffixes.

Stata Tip 91: Putting Unabbreviated Varlists into Local Macros