Dear Hans (and Chris):
The use of the command -estimates- is in reality the first step before the -estout- command. With -estout-, there is no need to copy the output tables in excel as the table is produced as a tab-delimited (very clean) file.
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Dear Hans,
I used outreg as well to generate regression tables and there were also
some weird things happening. Now I'm using the "estimates save 'model1'"
and "estimates table 'model1' 'model2'..." commands, which work very well
and provide almost all options available in the outreg commands. You then
just copy the estimates table output as table and paste it in excel or
something comparable...
Best,
Chris
At 11:44 24.03.2005, you wrote:
>Dear statalist,
>
>I am using outreg to visualise my regression outputs.
>
>Now I am adding as much as 8 additional statistics in the addstat(.)
>option. The first four are reported correctly, the 5th is not correctly
>reported, and the 6-8th are dropped completely.
>
>Is this a bug or is the maximum of addstat 4?
>
>I am using the version 3.0.6 27 November 2000.
>
>Thanks
>Hans
>
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