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Re: st: table output and -tabout-
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Another approach, is to
1. Remove the ----
2. Copy table as Sven suggests
3 Insert into MS Word
4. Select the table and from the Table Menu choose 'Convert..Text to
Table' with tabs delimiting columns
5. Fix up in Word
Steve
On Jan 4, 2008, at 7:25 AM, Svend Juul wrote:
Herve Stolowy wrote:
I run the following command with -table-:
table country ar_english year if (year==2003 | year==2004), row col
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| year and ar_english
| ------- 2003 ------ ------- 2004 ------
country | 0 1 Total 0 1 Total
----------+-------------------------------------------
ARG | 55 6 61 52 8 60
AUT | 12 33 45 11 33 44
BEL | 15 58 73 13 54 67
BRA | 196 27 223 188 22 210
CHE | 29 113 142 27 112 139
CHL | 102 12 114 103 8 111
CHN | 75 111 186 78 114 192
...
|
Total | 2,347 2,122 4,469 2,266 1,978 4,244
I would like to know if there is a way to get this table in a
tab-delimited format? I tried with -tabout- (downloadable from ssc)
but
did not find the solution.
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-table- leaves little behind, so -tabout- or other commands have
little to work with.
I usually do this:
1. Select (highlight) the table, using the mouse
2. Right-click and select -copy table-
3. Open Excel and paste the table
4. If needed, format cells (decimals etc.)
5. Copy-and-paste to my word processor document.
Step 2 actually puts tab-delimited text to the clipboard.
You could also save a tab-delimited file from Excel.
For mass production this is not practical, for a single table it works
fine.
Svend
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