From | Roger Newson <[email protected]> |
To | [email protected] |
Subject | Re: st: Stata Estimates to LaTeX Tables |
Date | Tue, 11 May 2004 12:46:42 +0100 |
At 17:23 10/05/04 -0700, Fredrik Wallenberg wrote:
There are a number of solutions available to get a stata regression output into LaTeX. If you only want one single regression, outtex provides a nicely formatted, if somewhat old, LaTeX code with sufficient features for most users. However, I almost exclusively report multiple versions/models which means I want to report them in multiple columns, one model per column. There are, to the best of my knowledge, two ways to do that. For the direct stata to LaTeX route there is the est2vec+est2tex package. The other option is to use outreg to get the output into Excel (actually it is only a tab separated text file) and then use the Excel2TeX macro to output into LaTeX.I too nearly always need to produce tables with results from multiple regression models. However, I usually use a third way, namely what Nick Cox calls the "resultsset approach", with the -parmest-, -dsconcat- and -listtex- packages, all downloadable from SSC. To find out more about these, type in Stata
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