Re: st: WG: XML TAB - inconsistent p-value output

[Sergiy Radyakin <serjradyakin@gmail.com>]

Ingo,
can you reproduce the same issue with any public dataset (webuse-able
or sysuse-able) and post the full code here? Economic interpretation
does not have to make sense, but the illustration of difference in the
reported coefficients is crucial.

What is the version of Stata you are using? --> about

What is the version of -xml_tab- you are using? --> which xml_tab

Do you have any problems when outputting e.g. p-values from a simple
linear regression model?

Provide -return list- and -ereturn list- after your estimation
commands. Show us how the estimates results are saved/restored. Make
sure there is a unique set of p-values reported (e.g. ttest creates
three sets of p-values one for each type of alternative hypothesis)

Finally, STATA-->Stata

Best, Sergiy

On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 5:02 PM, Kleindienst, Ingo
<Ingo.Kleindienst@whu.edu> wrote:
> Dear Statalisters,
>
> I have the following question regarding xml_tab
>
> I regularly use xml_tab to save results in Excel. However, I have no encountered some inconsistencies between the results shown in the STATA results monitor and the Excel-Output generated by xml_tab.
> The coefficents are consistent between the STATA results monitor and the Excel-output created by xml_tab. However, there is what seems to be a non-random deviation between the p-values that are shown in the STATA results monitor and the respective Excel-output using xml_tab. In particular, the Excel-output consistently shows lower p-values than are reported in the STATA results monitor.
>
> As an example: The p-value shown in the STATA results monitor is 0.022 for a certain variable. The respective Excel-output using first the command "estimates store modelX" and then the command "xml_tab modelX , p save(C:\ \Desktop\results_paper.xls)" leads to a p-value of only 0.014 for the respective variable.
>
> The problem with inconsistent p-values occur when using the "xtscc" STATA command (Driscoll-Kraay panel estimator)
>
> So, I am wondering what the problem here is? Am I missing something?
>
> I would be very happy, if you could give me some hints.
>
> Best regards
>
> Ingo
>
>
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