Re: st: Using estout and stacking multiple models in one column

["Ben Jann" <ben.jann@gmail.com>]

Clive is right. -estout- cannot stack estimation sets. The solution is
to build a "supermodel" beforehand. See:

http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2007-06/msg00636.html

ben

On 7/20/07, Kelly-Ann Peart <kapeart@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I have figured out how to use the estout command to format a table of
> estimates the way I want it to look.  After some research I have found
> that the following command works well.
>
> Now my problem is getting multiple models to be "stacked" per say, in
> one column.
>
> All that stacking commands that I have found manipulate variables more
> than estimates.
>
> How can I use estout and still "stack" multiple models in one column?
>
>
> estout test, cells("b(drop(_cons) fmt(%8.2f)) se(drop(_cons) fmt(%8.2f)
> par) p(drop(_cons) star) ci(drop(_cons))") style (fixed)
>
>                      test
>                         b           se            p            ci95
> age                  0.21       (0.11)         0.06      -0.01,0.42
> b2a                  1.55       (0.46)         0.00***    0.64,2.46
> decis_make           1.30       (0.39)         0.00***    0.55,2.06
> inapprop_b~t         1.89       (0.33)         0.00***    1.24,2.53
> _Ig1ea_cat_1        -0.29       (0.33)         0.39      -0.94,0.37
> _Ig1ea_cat_2        -2.49       (0.52)         0.00***  -3.51,-1.47
> _Ig1ja_cat_1         1.29       (0.44)         0.00**     0.41,2.16
> _Ig1ja_cat_2         1.14       (0.51)         0.03*      0.13,2.15
>
>
> What I would like
>                         univ1
>                         univ2
>                         univ3
>                    etc          test
>
>                      b          b           se            p
> ci95
> age                 0.33        0.21      (0.11)         0.06
> -0.01,0.42
> b2a                 1.77        1.55      (0.46)         0.00***
> 0.64,2.46
> decis_make          2.01        1.30      (0.39)         0.00***
> 0.55,2.06
> inapprop_b~t        2.56        1.89      (0.33)         0.00***
> 1.24,2.53
> _Ig1ea_cat_1        -0.11       -0.29     (0.33)         0.39
> -0.94,0.37
> _Ig1ea_cat_2        -3.12       -2.49     (0.52)         0.00***
> -3.51,-1.47
> _Ig1ja_cat_1        1.56        1.29      (0.44)        0.00**
> 0.41,2.16
> _Ig1ja_cat_2        2.33        1.14      (0.51)        0.03*
> 0.13,2.15
>
>
> Thank you in advance for any help you provide,
> K. Peart
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