Re: st: outreg: p<.001 and real t-stats

[Nick Winter <nw53@cornell.edu>]

Hi,

My program -mktab- will let you do those things (i.e., print p-values 
rather than standard errors, and choose your own levels and symbols for 
significance flagging), although I think -outreg- does some or all of that too.

Note that it is structured rather differently from -outreg-; it is set up 
to let you run multiple models with one call to -mktab-, whereas -outreg- 
picks up results of previously-run models. That might be an advantage or 
disadvantag, depending on your point of view.

--NW


At 09:46 AM 6/30/2005, you wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Does anybody know about an option or ado-file for outreg that allows to get
> coefficients with a p-value < .001 marked automatically (three stars would
> be choice ;))? And does anybody know how to get the complete t- (or z-)
> statistics with outreg not only the absolute values? I checked Stata's help
> and the archives but couldn't find any hint.
>
> Thank you for your help!
>
> Best, KAI
>
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