Ben,
It works! Many thanks. The list of regressors was, however, preceded by the
expression "#1", but this is a trivial issue since the expression can
easiliy be deleted without altering the layout.
Louis
>From: "Ben Jann" <[email protected]>
>This is because in -est table-, -esta-, or -estout- the equations of
>the tabulated models are matched by equation names. tobit has two
>equations named "model" and "sigma". OLS and probit, however, have
>only one equation (without name). The solution is simple: add
>-equations(1)- to your command (works with all commands you cited).
>This causes the first equations of the models to be matched -- and
>the models will be aligned.
>ben
>
>On 11/15/06, louis boakye-yiadom <[email protected]> wrote:
>>I've been trying unsuccessfully to display the outputs of three models
>>(probit, OLS, and tobit) in such a way that they would be displayed beside
>>each other. I've used various commands (-estout1-, -esta-, and -est
>>table-),
>>but in each case, I get two models displayed beside each other, but the
>>third beneath the two. Strangely, I don't have this problem if the models
>>do
>>not include a tobit. I've even tried displaying the outputs of only two
>>models, but I get the same problem so long as one of the models is a
>>tobit.
>>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
>>
>>Louis
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