Re: st: appended tex-tables?

[Antoine Terracol <Antoine.Terracol@univ-paris1.fr>]

Hello,


I think the best way would be to use -outreg- with the -append- option 
to create a text file with multiple columns, and then to read this text 
file into excel and use the excel2latex freeware 
(http://www.jam-software.com/software.html) to convert the table to 
LaTeX format.

If your model has multiple equation, the intercepts sometimes get 
mixed-up, be careful.

Antoine.


Jan Pettersson wrote:

> Dear all!
>
> I would like to use -outtex- to present regression results in a tex table.
> However, I have four regressions that I would like to append horisontically,
> as when using -outreg, append-, and outtex does not allow for this. Since
> cutting and pasting in tex-tables is fairly cumbersome, I guess the
> alternative is to use parmest and then make a tex-table from that output.
> However, in this case, one would need some labour in order to get, say,
> standard errors in parenthesis, and to appear below coefficient estimates.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Kind regards,
> Jan Pettersson
>
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