> 1) creating landscape rtf using esttab ??
Do you mean a table where models are in rows and coefficients are in
columns? This is not directly supported but some suggestions can be
found at
http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/advanced.html#advanced907
> 2) Creating mutiple columns and combining them into one
> supermatrix-g-, so that in the end one doesnt have to write out all
> the variables in the p local ?? instead one could write esttab g ??
I am not sure whether I understand right. What would speak against
maintaining a local or global macro that holds the names? Such as:
global mymodels ""
foreach g of local p {
...
eststo univariat`g'
...
eststo multivariat`g'
global mymodels $models univariat`g' multivariat`g'
}
esttab $mymodels using ...
Note that -eststo- also maintains such a namelist and that -esttab-
will pick the list up if no names are supplied. That is, you could
simply type
eststo clear
foreach g of local p {
...
eststo univariat`g'
...
eststo multivariat`g'
}
esttab using ...
ben
On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 7:17 PM, moleps islon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there any way of
> 1) creating landscape rtf using esttab ??
> 2) Creating mutiple columns and combining them into one
> supermatrix-g-, so that in the end one doesnt have to write out all
> the variables in the p local ?? instead one could write esttab g ??
>
>
> local p "a b c d e"
>
> foreach g of local p {
>
> local r "hosp age sex_en primary optype"
>
> local t=0
> foreach x of local r {
> di"`x'"
> logistic `g' `x',vce(robust)
> eststo e`t'
> local elist `elist' e`t'
>
> local t=`t'+1
>
> }
> eststo univariat`g': appendmodels `elist'
> logistic mors_30 `r'
> eststo multivariat`g'
> }
>
> esttab univariata multivariata univariatb multivariatb....multivariate
> using unimulti`g'.rtf, nonumbers eform ci(2) ar2 b(a2) label title
> ("Time to death") mtitle replace modelwidth(6) varwidth(10)
>
> regardsm,
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