> Stepwise drops different variables in each regression which
> causes for me a problem in presenting a neat table at the
> end with all the variables in the order that I want them.
> I would like to have all the variables in the table, in the
> order in which I have put them in the regression.
>
> I am currently tricking outreg2 into keeping all the variables
> by running a regression first in the order that I want, compiling
> all regressions and with the intention of deleting the first
> column at the end. No idea how to add "Group1"-type rows (addnote
> does not do that in outreg2).
Anna apparently wants to insert empty spaces, but what she really
needs is to be able to sort on variable names. I have a version of
-outreg2- that will do this. Whoever wants it now can get it from me.
Unless there is a strong demand, I have no plan to add options for
inserting Group-type rows. I don't think I'll need that one.
-outreg2- is relatively easy to upgrade. It does matter how much
original planning went into a program.
For the future reference, the -sortvar( )- option can be invoked at
any time. Like -keep( )- option, it is forgiving. You will need at
least a version 2.1.0 Feb2009 or better to do this.
prog drop _all
sysuse auto, clear
cd c:\
* single equation
reg mpg rep head trunk weight
outreg2 using myfile, replace sortvar(trunk turn)
reg mpg rep head weight turn disp gear
outreg2 using myfile, sortvar(trunk turn) see
* multiple equations
reg3 (mpg rep head trunk weight) (head trunk weight rep gear)
outreg2 using myfile, replace long
reg3 (mpg rep head weight turn disp ) (mpg rep head trunk weight gear)
outreg2 using myfile, sortvar(trunk turn) see long
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