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Re: st: appended tex-tables?


From   "G. Mark Holmes" <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: appended tex-tables?
Date   Wed, 17 Mar 2004 10:27:04 -0500 (EST)

I have hacked out an "outreg to .tex" conversion that I use.  It's
cumbersome and has few options, but...

net from http://www.unc.edu/~gholmes/stata
net install tab2tex
clear
sysuse auto

reg price mpg
outreg using foo,replace

reg price mpg foreign
outreg using foo,append

tab2tex using foo.out, saving(foo.tex , replace ) nofooter

type foo.tex


. type foo.tex
                  &          (1) &          (2)  \\
                  &        Price &        Price  \\
    Mileage (mpg) &     -238.894 &     -294.196  \\
                  &     (4.50)** &     (5.28)**  \\
         Car type &              &    1,767.292  \\
                  &              &      (2.52)*  \\
         Constant &   11,253.061 &   11,905.415  \\
                  &     (9.61)** &    (10.28)**  \\
     Observations &           74 &           74  \\
        R-squared &         0.22 &         0.28  \\


m


On Wed, 17 Mar 2004, Jan Pettersson wrote:

> Dear all!
>
> I would like to use -outtex- to present regression results in a tex table.
> However, I have four regressions that I would like to append horisontically,
> as when using -outreg, append-, and outtex does not allow for this. Since
> cutting and pasting in tex-tables is fairly cumbersome, I guess the
> alternative is to use parmest and then make a tex-table from that output.
> However, in this case, one would need some labour in order to get, say,
> standard errors in parenthesis, and to appear below coefficient estimates.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Kind regards,
> Jan Pettersson
>
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