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st: Esttab Latex
From
Reinhard Schiel <[email protected]>
To
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject
st: Esttab Latex
Date
Tue, 24 Sep 2013 09:39:55 -0400
Dear Statalist
I have encountered strange results from using esttab to create latex =
tables from stata output.
After estimating multiple regressions and using the suffix eststo, =
title(...): before each regression command, and then applying the =
following command to export the results to tex:
esttab using Output.tex, tab append ///
b(2) star(* 0.10 ** 0.05 *** 0.01) se(3) nopar abs label =
nonumbers nodepvars nogaps ///
stats(N ftests p_yr p_state p_statet, fmt(0 0 3 3 3) ///
labels("Observations" "p-values of F-tests:" "Year =
dummies" "State dummies" "State trends")) ///
varlabels(_cons "First" old_d1 "Second" old_d2 " " =
old_d3 "Third" ///
old_d4 " " old_d5 " " old_d6 "Fourth" old_d7 " " old_d8 =
" " old_d9 " ") ///
extracols(2 3 4 5 5 6 7 8) mlabels(,title) keep(_cons =
old_d? `leveleffect' `keepvars') ///
labcol2("-" "B" "G" "BB" "BG" "GG" "BBB" "BBG" "BGG" =
"GGG", title("Previous")) ///
mgroups("All years" "1972-84" "1985-94" "1995-2005" "All =
years" "1972-84" "1985-94" "1995-2005", ///
pattern(1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1) lhs("order")) ///
title("`title'") postfoot("") order(_cons old_d? =
`leveleffect' `keepvars')
The tex output, which is stored in a tex file, is not able to compile =
into a table in latex as it does not contain the required latex =
operators to inform latex that its dealing with a table. This has never =
happened to me before. An extract is provided below:
=09
First - -0.06*** -0.15*** -0.09*** -0.04*** =
-0.06*** -0.15*** -0.09*** -0.04***
0.010 0.055 0.009 0.009 0.010 0.055 0.009 0.009
Second B 0.01 0.10** 0.04 -0.02
0.019 0.046 0.028 0.017 =20
I now have over a hundred tex files of this structure over estimates =
which took days to run.
Is there a way to correct the stata code I used to avoid this from =
reoccurring and a simple way of getting the current output stored in =
tex files into sensible tables?
Thanks in advance
Reinhard
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