If I understand correctly, you look for an equivalent of -tabdisp- but outputting results to TeX or HTML or whatever. As far as I know, this is not available, unfortunately -- I'd really be glad to be proved wrong!
One option would be to massage your 'file.dta' (-reshape-ing, -collapse-ing, -keep-ing, -drop-ping where necessary) until it's in a format the can be fed into -listtex-. Depending on complexity of the task, you might also be better off looking at -file- and programming your table from scratch.
Philippe
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> [email protected]] De la part de Kit Baum
> Envoyé : Thursday, February 26, 2009 12:18 PM
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> Objet : st: Fwd: question about listtex
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> > From: DENTAN <[email protected]>
> > Date: February 26, 2009 5:57:47 AM EST
> > Cc: [email protected], [email protected]
> > Subject: question about Stata
> >
> > Dear Roger Newson and collegues,
> > I have a question about Stata (and particularly about the function
> > "listtex") : please, could you give me this information.
> >
> > I wish to obtain numerous tables as the joined table.
> > These tables vary in function of sexe or age, etc ..
> > The numbers of the tables (VP, FP, FN, VPP, Sensibilite) are numbers
> > which are in one or different colums (=variable) of a stata file.dta.
> > As the presentation of the table is "not regular", I can not find
> > how to do to inser the numbers directly in the table.
> >
> > Could you tell me if there is a Stata function ("listtex" or another
> > function) with which we can :
> > - built the empty table
> > - and say for each case (ex:VP) "insert the number of the variable X
> > of the file.dta" (with condition : for exemple if sexe=1)
> >
> > In advance thank you very much for your answer. Best Regards
> > Christine Dentan
>
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