The -estout- header has different elements, depending on context.
. estout, mlabels(none) collabels(none)
will probably do the job in your case.
ben
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 10:42 AM, Vladimir Vakhitov <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Statalisters,
>
> I have to run about a dozen regressions with the same variables, but
> on different samples. My major interest is only one coefficient (let's
> call it be b_ZZ) in all these regressions, and I want to stack values
> of these coefficients into one meta-table, something like this:
> Sample b_ZZ
> 1 .23***
> 2 .93*
> 3 .32**
> 4 .002
>
> In principle, I could use e(b) and e(V) results to do that, but I need
> the result with "significance stars", and in this case I will have to
> program this manually, which I am not very strong at yet.
>
> I tried to use -estout- with -keep(ZZ)- option. It works almost OK,
> but I still have to copy the result into an Excel file to remove the
> headers of each regression. Once the number of samples increases this
> task becomes quite cumbersome. I tried to remove the headers from
> within -estout- command, but I coudn't find an option like, for
> example, [nomodelhead]. Is that still possible to exclude model
> headers from -estout output?
>
> Any other ideas how to preserve only coefficients for required -est-
> results with significance stars?
>
> Thank you.
>
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