Re: st: Stata Output to Tex

[Roger Newson <roger.newson@kcl.ac.uk>]

At 16:22 16/08/2004, Amit wrote:
> I know there is a stata command "outtex" that cleanly makes TeX
> tables. However, is there a similar command that can neatly format
> several regressions into a single table?
>
> Also, does anyone know of a way to suppress dummy variable results in
> a regression, so that just the variables of interest are displayed?
In Stata, type

findit enduser

to download my paper "Confidence intervals and P-values for delivery to the 
end user", and type

findit resultsset

to download my handout "From datasets to resultssets in Stata". Both of 
these describe the use of -parmest- together with -dsconcat- and -listtex- 
to produce TeX, HTML or word processor tables containing the interesting 
parameters from multiple regression models, discarding the uninteresting 
parameters.

Hope this helps.

Roger


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