st: Re: Equivalent to matcell in table

[Hobst <tobias.friedli@access.uzh.ch>]

I see, thank you. But how can i access the created table with for example xml_tab? My goal is to save the crated matrix (which is about 700x700) to a .txt or .xml file, so i can use it in Excel later..

Thank you very much for your help. I reallly appreciate it.







On 13.07.2010, at 00:04, Martin Weiss-5 [via Statalist] wrote:

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> The -matcell()- option does not save to a file, but a -matrix-: 
> 
> *********** 
> sysuse auto, clear 
> tab rep78, matcell(h) 
> mat l h 
> *********** 
> 
> 
> -table- has a -replace- option that gives you access to almost unlimited 
> space to save the result. Combine it with -preserve-/-restore-: 
> 
> *********** 
> sysuse auto, clear 
> table rep78, contents(freq) replace 
> l 
> *********** 
> 
> 
> HTH 
> Martin 
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> -tabulate- has the Option matcell() to save  the output table in a file. 
> Unfortunately the limits are 1200 rows and 80 columns, but i have much more 
> columns. Is there a possibility to do something similar as matcell with the 
> -table- function? 
> 
> Thanks for your advice. 
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