4 days
3–4 hours daily
Presenting results effectively is a crucial step in statistical analyses. Previously introduced in Stata 17 and 18, you can now create publication-quality tables using Stata’s built-in tools. These tools include the reimagined table command, the new etable command, the new dtable command, and the new collect suite of commands. These are all based on the collect system and can be used independently or collaboratively.
In this course, you will learn how to incorporate results such as summary statistics or regression results into tables and into complete reports. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to customize the layout, formatting, and style of tables and export them to Word®, Excel®, LaTeX, HTML, and other formats. You will also be able to incorporate tables into full reports, including Stata results, graphs, and customized text in Word and Excel.
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Chris Cheng
Senior Econometrician
Chris Cheng is a Senior Econometrician at StataCorp LLC. He has a master's degree in economics and a PhD in agricultural and managerial economics from Texas A&M University. He has worked with technical support since 2019. Chris frequently interacts with users about technical questions and gives webinars and training courses. His interests focus on demand analysis, panel-data analysis, and other econometrics.
Create reproducible tables of summary statistics, regression results, and other statistics using the table and collect commands.
Create quick tables of estimation results using etable.
Create quick tables of descriptive statistics using dtable.
Create tables of composite results, for example, Coef (SE).
Modify table layout, labels, fonts, numeric format, borders, and more.
Export customized tables to Word, Excel, LaTeX, PDF, HTML, or Markdown.
Gain a deeper understanding of the collect system for creating tables. Learn about the concepts of dimensions, levels, and tagging. Use these skills to create complex, automated tables.