file, in much the
same way outreg produces formatted regression output, i.e. it
creates an ASCII
text file with columns separated with tab characters and standard deviations
displayed in parentheses below the means."
Try:
net search outsum
See the example there in the help file.
Best regards,
Sergiy
On 9/10/07, Prabal Kr. De <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi!
> I have a question about formatting summary
> statistics. I want to have a table like:
> Domestic Foreign Total
> weight 3317.115 2315.909 3019.459
> (695.36) (433.00) (777.19)
> length 196.1346 168.5455 187.9324
> (20.05) (13.68) (22.27)
>
>
> I am using -tabstat- and then "copy table" and then
> formatting in Excel.
>
> use auto
> sort foreign
> tabstat weight length, stats(mean sd) by(foreign)
>
> which produces
>
> foreign weight length
>
> Domestic 3317.115 196.1346
> 695.3637 20.04605
>
> Foreign 2315.909 168.5455
> 433.0035 13.68255
>
> Total 3019.459 187.9324
> 777.1936 22.26634
>
> Is there a way I can produce the first table within
> STATA itself?
> Thanks a lot in advance.
> Regards,
> Prabal
>
>
>
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