Dear statalist,
A while back I enquired about whether anyone knew of a way to get
the results of a Stata <tabulate> command into LaTex syntax. There
were some good suggestions on the list (thank you) but nothing that
directly addressed this problem.
So, I've now written <latab>, a program to directly produce LaTeX
syntax for any tabulate output. It works similar to tabulate and at
this stage displays all of the LaTex code on the screen, ready to be
cut and pasted into a .tex document. Full details are explained in the
help file (latab.hlp). (I'm working on an option to send the LaTeX
code directly to a text file, instead of needing to be cut and
pasted. I'll let the list know when that is ready.)
Thanks to Kit Baum, both files (latab.ado and latab.hlp) are
now available for download from the ssc archives, using:
ssc install latab
I've also uploaded them to my web page: www.pnc.com.au/~iangwatson
(where <decomp> also lives).
(By the way, anyone who tried to download from ssc archives the
update to decomp - which now supports weighting - and did not get
the latest version, should try again. The latest version is 1.4.)
--
Regards,
Ian
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Ian Watson
Senior Researcher
Australian Centre for Industrial
Relations Research and Training
(ACIRRT)
University of Sydney
Australia
Phone: 02 9351 5622
Email: [email protected]
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