Re: st: having regression tables appear on top of each other in excel, using estout

[Hilde Karlsen <hildekarlsen79@gmail.com>]

Thank you so much for helping me. Unfortunately, I mis-spesified the
model, which is why the example on the web page
 <http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/advanced.html#advanced907> does not
seem to solve my problem (unless I misunderstood it).  I am very sorry
for this. The thing is, I have five different educational groups for
which I would like to run the same linear regression. However, I have
four different dependent variables (Depvar1-Depvar4), which means I
run four linear regressions for each educational group. Then I would
like to export the results to excel in .csv  having the results appear
like this:


                                                    Eduation1
Education2           Education3          Education4         Education
5
                                                    B     se(B)
 B     se(B)            B     se(B)            B     se(B)           B
    se(B)
Depvar1 (e.g. wage)
Indepvars:
Constant
Male
Age

Depvar2  (e.g. logwage)
Indepvars:
Constant
Male
Age

Depvar3  (e.g. hours worked)
Indepvars:
Constant
Male
Age

Depvar4  (e.g. logours worked)
Indepvars:
Constant
Male
Age
N
R2

As of now, my results are reproduced row-wise for the dependent
variables, not column-wise, like in this example. This means I have to
manually cut and paste in order to have the table look like this.

Best regards,
Hilde

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