Hi Ben,
thanks - I'll try that.
Thanks a lot for writing this program - it is great.
Best wishes,
Kristin
> You can also use the -esta- command (contained in the -estout-
> package) and directly write a Word RTF table. The following command
> should work for you:
>
> esta mlogit1 using mlogitout.rtf, replace eform b(3) se scalars(ll
> chi2) label unstack constant
>
> If the columns are too wide, add e.g. -modelwidth(8)- (the default is
> 12).
>
> ben
>
>
> On 3/23/07, Kristin J. Kleinjans <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Thanks again for your help, Maarten!
>> It works well with style(tab).
>> Best wishes,
>> Kristin
>>
>>
>>
>> > --- Kristin J. Kleinjans wrote:
>> >> estout works beautifully (I need it for word, so I did not try the
>> other commands). The only thing I have not figured out is how to
>> make it into a table format (as opposed to columns separated by
>> spaces).
>> >
>> >
>> > I am now primarily a LaTeX user, but if I remember correctly you can
>> do this as follows: If you set style to tab instead of fixed you can
>> copy and paste the table into word. In Word select the table (which
>> doesn't yet look like a table) and go to
>> > table --> convert --> text to table .
>> >
>> > Hope this helps,
>> > Maarten
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