Using -, text- here is optional in a double sense. You could use SMCL
(i.e. the default) for your log and then convert to HTML via -log2html-
from SSC. That's then readable in many other programs, including MS
Word.
Nick
[email protected]
Friedrich Huebler
Save the output in a log file.
. set more off
. sysuse auto
. log using codebook.txt, text
. codebook
. log close
On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 11:35 AM, Man Jia <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone could help me with a simple question how to
> save the result of codebook command in a word or txt document.
>
> That is, I use the command --codebook--to get the codebook for all the
> variables. I like to save the result in a word document. I know I
could
> copy and past from the result window. But for a large data set this
> takes long time. So I was wondering if there's simple way to do
> this,like--outreg--for --reg--result.
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