I can add to David's post that I have been in discussions about
purchases of software in different statistical organisations and the
issue of producing nicely formatted tables and exporting them to word
and excel has often been brought up as an argument against Stata. I
know that there are different ways to handle this in Stata, but at
least in my opinion this is something that is easier to do in SPSS and
SAS. If there is a wish list for future versions of Stata I think this
is an area that could be improved (maybe with a optional table output
window?) and I think it would help to convince more people to switch
to Stata.
All the best,
Richard
On 7/6/07, Richard Williams <[email protected]> wrote:
At 04:30 PM 7/5/2007, [email protected] wrote:
>I was able to duplicate the problem in Stata 9 but had no such problem in
>Stata 10. I will investigate the problem further and report back to the list.
I replicate the problem in Stata 10. I'm using Windows XP and
Microsoft Office 2003.
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