Eric Uslaner
>
> I sent this to STATALIST yesterday and I did not see it in today's
> digest.
> Any idea as to what went wrong?
No, sorry.
> I would like to create output along the lines of Fred Wolfe's fine
> pwcorrs, but with variable labels.
>
> So if I have
>
> pwcorrs y x1 x2 x3,var(1)
>
> I'll get the variable names and one column of correlations
> of x1 x2 and
> x3 with y
>
> (e.g.:
>
> pwcorrs trust v20 v24 v26,var(1)
> Pearson Correlations
> | trust
> ----------+---------
> trust | 1.0000
> v20 | 0.0110
> v24 | 0.3333
> v26 | -0.0256
>
> But I'd like to have the variable labels for each variable
> as well as
> the names. Tried outreg, didn't work. Don't think that
> Nick Winter's
> mktab will work either from the help file. Any ideas?
Well, I think you need to explain where the putative
programmer is going to put those labels -- which
could be up to 80 characters long. How much real estate
have you got?
-pwcorrs- was last updated (publicly) for Stata 5.0.
I just tried it and I note that -pwcorrs- is made less
tidy by variable _names_ longer than 8 characters,
as permitted in Stata 7.0 and 8.0.
Fred Wolfe just posted on a different matter, so he
may well comment.
Nick
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