Chinh,
Thank you for the explanation and workaround. Actually, so long as
Stata's Copy Table treats the column variable label as just a bunch
of text, I think it is better *not* to copy and paste that line
anyway, since it would be just as tedious to reformat it in
Word/Excel as it would be to manually enter it. Having Stata
recognize column headers as spanning all the columns, or at least as
a single column as in SPSS, would be a desirable improvement for
future versions.
David
At 9:44 AM -0500 7/10/07, cnguyen@stata.com wrote:
We recognize that Stata needs to "know" the explicit cells in table in its
output and that is something we want to address in the future.
Copying from the
second line of the table header will avoid the problem but that requires
manually entering the first line of the table header in your other application
after pasting.
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David Radwin, Principal Analyst // radwin@berkeley.edu
Office of Student Research, University of California, Berkeley
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