Li Chuntao wrote:
> I meet a strange problem when using outreg
>
> I estimate a number of regressions with the following sentences:
[...]
> the results is rather strange:
[...]
> there are two coms between each column, and the first line displays more
> strange. It should be
>
> ,invest,invest,invest,invest,invest,invest,
>
> what is the matter? do anyone of you met this kind of problems?
Want a tip? Ditch -outreg- and start using the much more comprehensive
-estout- by Ben Jann (downloadable from SSC), and then you can do this to
get _exactly_ what you want (to use a silly example):
. webuse grunfeld
. qui reg invest company mvalue kstock
. est store Model1
. qui reg invest company mvalue kstock time
. est store Model2
. estout Model1 Model2, stats(F r2_a N, labels("F ratio"
"Adjusted R-squared" "N")) cells(b(star fmt(%9.4f)) t(par fmt(%9.3f)))
varwidth(30) modelwidth(10) label
Model1 Model2
b/t b/t
company -2.0274 -2.3642
(-0.559) (-0.645)
mvalue 0.1123*** 0.1127***
(13.549) (13.539)
kstock 0.2297*** 0.2186***
(8.977) (7.075)
time 0.9037
(0.642)
_cons -27.7316 -32.7505
(-0.975) (-1.109)
F ratio 283.4962 212.0869
Adjusted R-squared 0.8098 0.8093
N 200.0000 200.0000
Although with better labels, obviously! Hope that helps. :)
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