st: ST: More decimal places in P-Values for regression coefficients following mi estimate

[Andrew Stoddart <andrew.stoddart@ed.ac.uk>]

Dear Statalisters,

Does anyone know how I can get stata to display p-values on regression  
coefficients to 4 decimal places (or indeed more) rather than the  
default 3 within statas multiple imputation suite mi estimate command?

For example outside of the mi suite I would perhaps use:

reg y1 x1 x2 x3
est tab, p(%10.4g)

however unfortunately the est tab post estimation command doesn't  
appear to work within statas mi suite, ie:

mi estimate: reg y1 x1 x2 x3
est tab, p(%10.4g)

returns the error:

current estimation results do not have e(b) and e(V) r(321);


Presumably this is because the mi suites equivalent to e(b) and e(V) are
e(b_mi) and e(V_mi) and the est tab command doesn't pick these up.
however I am unaware of a means to get the est tab command to use  
these alternative matrices.

Does anyone know of way around this or perhaps an alternative command  
which does a similar thing?


Thanks in advance

Andy Stoddart


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