Thanks for the tip. However, I'm unable to get the two different
rowcatagories within the same two columns. I tried using the
appendmodels command suggested by Jann, but I get an error stating -
equation Domestic not found r(111);- This appendmodels program(from
the repec.org website) has worked beautifully in the past, but for
some reason not now.
webuse auto,clear
egen price2=cut (price),gr(5) label
egen weight2=cut (weight),gr(5) label
qui estpost tabulate weight2 foreign,chi2
eststo a
qui estpost tabulate price2 foreign,chi2
eststo b
eststo h:appendmodels a b
esttab h , main (b) aux (rowpct) eqlabels (,lhs(`e(rowvar)'))
stats(chi2 p) unstack
Also is there a way to put the stats in a column by themselves
instead of in a row ?
Is there a way to have the category columns tabulated ?
Regards,
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 10:07 AM, Martin Weiss <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Try -ssc d estout-, -help estpost, mark(ttest)-
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> HTH
> Martin
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> Dear listers,
> I've been trying to find an easier automated way of creating
> comparison tables for two different groups across several variables.
> E.g compare the population in a treatment and placebo group (Columns)
> across multiple different categorical variables (Rows) and have each
> cell contain the frequency and percentage. Finally there should be a
> column including the p value for the difference between the groups
> (test specified by user). I'm sure there is an easy way to do this,
> but sofar I've been spending a lot of time copying and pasting into
> excel....
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