How to get unique values for all variables in a dataset

I'm using Stata. I have a dataset with approximately 1800 observations and 1050 variables. Most of them are categorical variables with a few categories. It looks something like this:

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| id | fh_1 | fh_1a | fh_2 | fh_2a | fh_3 | fh_3a |...
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|1111| 1    |closed | 2    | 4     | 1    | open  |...
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|1112| 2    | open  | 1    | 2     | 3    | closed|...
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I need to export to an Excel sheet the list of all variables in this dataset with all unique values for each variable. It should look something like this:

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|variable | unique_values|
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| fh      | 1 2 3 4 5    |
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|fh_1a    | closed open  |
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I think I need a loop with the command levelsof but I'm not sure how to build it. Any suggestions?

Solution

foreach v of var * { 
    levelsof `v' 
}

would be a start, but I haven't directly addressed how to make that output Excel-friendly.

One possibility is to put all the output in string variables given that the number of observations exceeds the number of variables.

gen varname = "" 
gen levels = "" 
local i = 1 
foreach v of var * { 
    levelsof `v' 
    replace varname = "`v'" in `i' 
    replace levels = `"`r(levels)'"' in `i' 
    local ++i 
}