Fred Wolfe's -fsum- with the "uselabel" option will produce the table you
want.
For example:
. fsum price mpg trunk, stat(n mean sd min max) uselabel
Variable | N Mean SD Min Max
-----------------------+---------------------------------------------
Price | 74 6165.26 2949.50 3291.00 15906.00
Mileage (mpg) | 74 21.30 5.79 12.00 41.00
Trunk space (cu. ft.) | 74 13.76 4.28 5.00 23.00
Hope this helps,
Scott
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 4:50 PM
Subject: st: -tabstat-
> Hello All ---
> Is there a way to replace the variable name with the variable
> label when using -tabstat-? My variable names are,
> unfortunately, not terribly descriptive and I'd prefer the
> labels to be printed by Stata instead of me retyping the
> variable label after copying the output into Word. My code
> follows:
>
> tabstat varlist, stat(n mean sd min max) col(statistics)
>
> Many Thanks!
> Clint Thompson
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