Mandy,
If you have the latest version of -outreg- (version 3.1.8), read the
third paragraph in the help file under the heading "Description". The
first two sentences of the paragraph are: "outreg creates an ASCII
text file with columns separated with tab characters. The file can be
converted automatically to a table in word processors and
spreadsheets."
Friedrich
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 3:07 PM, Man Jia <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry to bother you a simple question. Thanks for your time!
> When I use "outreg" command, the results are kind of messy, like
> follows(similar question also happens on "outsum"):
>
> -------------------------------------------
> (1) (2)
> lnwage06 lnwage06
> AFQT1989 0.144 0.145
> (3.65)** (3.19)**
> urban06 0.160 0.137
> (2.69)** (2.02)*
> citizen1984 0.048 -0.075
> (0.11) (0.20)
> --------------------------------------------
> The command I used are:
> . reg lnwage06 AFQT1989 urban06 citizen1984.....
> .outreg using table1.out, nolabel replace
> . reg lnwage06 AFQT1989 urban06 citizen1984.....
> . outreg using table1.out, nolabel append
> . type table1.out
>
> Is there any way to make the results look more neat, like this (That
> is, each colomn are seperated from others)?
> ------------------------------------------------
> (1) (2)
> lnwage06 lnwage06
> AFQT1989 0.144 0.145
> (3.65)** (3.19)**
> urban06 0.160 0.137
> (2.69)** (2.02)*
> citizen1984 0.048 -0.075
> (0.11) (0.20)
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Mandy
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