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st: Update to -estout- available from SSC


From   "Ben Jann" <[email protected]>
To   statalist <[email protected]>
Subject   st: Update to -estout- available from SSC
Date   Fri, 16 Mar 2007 21:12:28 +0100

Thanks to Kit Baum, an update to the -estout- package is available from SSC.

To install the update, type

. ssc install estout, replace

or use the -adoupdate- command.

The update fixes some bugs and introduces the following new features:

o  -estout, style(smcl)- now produces SMCL formatted tables
  for display in the Stata results window or viewer (SMCL
  is the native Stata markup language). Use the -smcl-
  style to get a quick overview of your models on screen.

o  The -cells()- option of -estout- now features the following
  new elements:

  -_star- to print stars denoting the significance of the
      coefficients

  -_sign- to print the signs of the estimates (+/-)

  -_sigsign- to print repetitions of the signs of the
      estimates, where the number of repetitions reflects
      the level of significance

  For example,

     . estout, cells(_star)

  produces a table containing only the significance stars.

     . estout, cells(_sign)

  produces a table containing the signs of the estimates
 (positive vs. negative). Furthermore,

     . estout, cells(_sigsign)

  produces a table containing "-" or "+" for coefficients
  significant at the 5% level, "--" or "++" for coeffs
  significant at the 1% level, "---" or "+++" for
  coefficients significant at the 0.1% level, and
  nothing for non-significant coefficients.

o  The -cells()- option has a new -vacant()- suboption
  to specify text to be printed if a coefficient is not
  in the model.

ben
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