Well, if you have a small amount of rows to display, i.e. just a couple of
comparisons with -ttest-, Rodrigos advice using -display- is good. If you
have a more substantial number, use -postfile- to dump your results to an
external file and -tabdisp- to display them subsequently.
HTH
Martin
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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Marietta Jones
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 12:59 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: Automatically generate table with t-stat for differences in
means
Hi Statalist users,
I have a fairly simple question. I want to create a table output that
will have the following columns:
Column1: Mean for group 1
Column 2: Mean for group 2
Column 3: T-statistic for differences in means
Column 4: P-value of t-stat
I know how to obtain the estimates for each column, but I would like
to automate the layout of the table instead of manually inserting each
estimate in the table. I have looked at tabout, but it doesn't seem to
produce tables with t-stats for differences in means.
Does anyone have any suggestions on which command I could use to
automatically generate the table with the above specifications?
Thanks,
Marietta
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