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Just double it:
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sysuse auto
label var price "Price ($), not (%)"
estpost summ price weight mpg
estimates store sum
estout sum, ///
title (Summary Statistics) ///
mlabels(, none) ///
cells ("mean (fmt(%9.2fc)) sd (fmt(%9.2fc )) count (fmt(%9.0f))") ///
label ///
style(tex) ///
substitute(_ \_ $ \\$ % \% ) ///
prehead(\begin{tabular}{ll*{3}{r}}) ///
posthead("\hline") prefoot("\hline") ///
postfoot(\hline\end{tabular})
*******
See http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2004-11/msg00710.html
HTH
Martin
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Devra Golbe
Sent: Donnerstag, 12. November 2009 21:48
To: statalist
Subject: st: estout - translating a dollar sign for use in a latex file
(Stata 10)
The following code using Ben Jann's wonderful -estout- (SJ) produces a
summary statistics table in latex format. The -substitute- option lets
me substitute "\%" for the "%" which appears in a variable label. I
have not been able to figure out what combination of compound quotes,
etc. is necessary to turn a "$" into a "\$". I suspect that Stata reads
the dollar sign in the -substitute- option as indicating an empty macro,
but neither that suspicion nor a search of the help files or web has
turned up a solution.
Thanks,
Devra
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sysuse auto
label var price "Price ($), not (%)"
estpost summ price weight mpg
estimates store sum
estout sum, ///
title (Summary Statistics) ///
mlabels(, none) ///
cells ("mean (fmt(%9.2fc)) sd (fmt(%9.2fc )) count
(fmt(%9.0f))")label ///
style(tex) ///
substitute(_ \_ $ \$ % \% ) ///
prehead(\begin{tabular}{ll*{3}{r}}) ///
posthead("\hline") prefoot("\hline") ///
postfoot(\hline\end{tabular})
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Devra Golbe
Professor of Economics
Hunter College /CUNY
695 Park Ave, NY, NY
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