st: Adjusting column width after using -total-

[Michael Crain <michaelcrain@hotmail.com>]

I have been unable to find the way to adjust the column width for the output of -total- to eliminate the exponential notation.


Here is an example of my problem:

. total var1 var2 var3 var4 var5

The output is:

--------------------------------------------------------------
          |      Total   Std. Err.     [95% Conf. Interval]
-------------+------------------------------------------------
      var1 |    6263871   5589.939       6252915     6274827
      var2 |   66438.84   749.6557      64969.54    67908.14
      var3 |   2.34e+07   38968.01      2.33e+07    2.35e+07
      var4 |   165974.9   2500.781      161073.4    170876.4
      var5 |   2.36e+07    40196.9      2.35e+07    2.37e+07
--------------------------------------------------------------


I
want to eliminate the exponential notation in these two instances in
the 'total' column (i.e., var3 and var5) and display the entire numbers
instead. I tried using -format- to change the formatting of these two
variables but that had no effect on the output above.

How can I get the output using -total- without exponential notation? 

Stata version 10.1 SE (Windows)

Thanks.

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