st: Can't get tabxml to work

[Scott Talkington <talkings@gmu.edu>]

I'm attempting to analyze some data from the national longitudinal study 
of youth and output some simple tables to an Excel file that I can then 
map into an Excel workbook template.  At this point I don't care where 
the data is stored, I just want to get some output.

I want to look at a binary dependent variable for whether the respondent 
has ever been convicted of a crime, by a discrete independent variable 
indicating church attendance (4 categories).  I may add a second 
independent variable later.  I'm just interested  in the percentages and 
frequencies, but can format the output in Excel so don't even care if 
it's just a decimal proportion.  (i.e. means for 0=never convicted vs 
1=at least one conviction).

After installing the package and typing in the command line:

.tabxml, dv(con) ivd(church) options(n mean) osvy

I get the error the following error.

unrecognized command:  matsum
r(199);

I can't find any information on this error, and haven't even issued a 
"matsum" command so it must be coming from the tabxml ado file.  Is this 
another package I need to install, or something that's just not working?

I'm using Stata Version 10.1 (the latest update).  I've also tried 
updating the tabxml package but it's apparently already updated.

There's nothing terribly sophisticated about the statistics, although I 
would like to get the chi-sq and pvalues or an F statistic for the 
bivariate model.

--Scott

Scott Talkington, PhD
School of Public Policy / George Mason University
talkings@gmu.edu
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