You can get the square symbol as a superscript
even with font-challenged operating systems.
This was discussed in a very recent thread with
reference to a Stata Journal tip.
Nick
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Daniel Mueller
> After estimations type -eret list- and you'll, among others,
> see e(r2) to which you can refer as a local macro (`e(r2)')
>
> In a graph you may do something like that:
> --
> sysuse auto
> reg mpg weight
> local r2 : di %6.0gc e(r2)
> twoway (scatter mpg weight), ///
> caption("R-Square is `r2'", ///
> position(2) ring(0) size(large) ///
> box bcolor(ltbluishgray))
> --
Dick Campbell
> I find myself wanting to include the values of saved
> results, such as R-squared in the
> titles, notes, text etc for various plots that I want to
> do. I can't
> seem to find a discussion in the manuals
> or in the Mitchell book of how to do this. I know its
> possible, but I wonder if someone
> can direct me to a compact discussion.
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