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st: RE: question about value labels


From   Nick Cox <[email protected]>
To   "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
Subject   st: RE: question about value labels
Date   Fri, 29 Jul 2011 15:10:09 +0100

I guess you mean variable labels. This kind of problem is usually tackled in one way or another by user-written reporting programs. Users of -outreg- (SSC) or -estout- (SSC) may be able to help. 

Stata's problem with putting variable labels in that place is at least twofold. First, variable labels can easily be too long to fit in the space available. Second, variable labels can contain characters not allowed in tagging coefficients and other results. 

Nick 
[email protected] 

Alberto R Osella

I'm using Stata 11.2 on W7 32.
This is my problem. When I run quantile (or other estimation command) 
regression
I obtain this results:

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
              |              Bootstrap
          BMI |      Coef.   Std. Err.      t    P>|t|     [95% Conf. 
Interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
q83          |
      Etarecl |   .4231606    .077804     5.44   0.000     .2705788    
.5757424
    _ISesso_1 |  -2.084183   .3866436    -5.39   0.000    -2.842432   
-1.325934
_INewStatC~2 |  -2.012533   1.533809    -1.31   0.190    -5.020495    
.9954286
_INewStatC~3 |   2.189235   1.099711     1.99   0.047     .0325863    
4.345883
_INewStatC~4 |   .2256583   .6364043     0.35   0.723    -1.022398    
1.473714
        Età_q |  -.0038322   .0007235    -5.30   0.000    -.0052511   
-.0024133
_IProfessi~1 |  -.9928611   .8899386    -1.12   0.265    -2.738125    
.7524025
_IProfessi~2 |   -.714227   .8651048    -0.83   0.409    -2.410789    
.9823349
_IProfessi~3 |  -.0487982   1.022199    -0.05   0.962    -2.053439    
1.955843

As I want to pass this result to a tex table I'd like to put the 
original the original value labels, that is:
Divorced and not _INewStatC~2.
Is there a way to do this automatically?

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