Dear Cher:
I faced the same problem. After several postings and exchanges of e-mails, namely with Nick Cox, I reached the following solution:
foreach var of varlist interne comite_audit independant president {
makematrix c1, from(r(t) r(p)) label: ttest form_gestion, by(`var')
matrix colnames c1 = " T-Test " "(Prob)"
mat2txt, matrix(c1) saving(stat_formation_metier_`var') title(`var') replace
}
With -mat2txt- (downloadable from SSC), I get a tab-delimited file which can be easily opened with Excel.
Best regards
Herv� Stolowy
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Dear all,
I am conducting t-tests on dozens of variables (using 'ttest' command)
and would like to make a single table based on the output statistics
(mean, sd, se, obs, etc.). I was trying to use 'estout' to format the
table; nevertheless, I could not 'estimates store', since there are
simply no estimates retuned after such a test (vis-�-vis those stored
post estimation).
Is there any other way to get around this problem?
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks
Cher
Q. Cher Li
Department of Economics
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University of Glasgow
Glasgow G12 8RT, UK
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Fax: 0141 330 1880
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