Is there a way though to indicate multiple variables and to name each one?
After running the regression --- reg y ind _var1 _var2
Typing estout, keep (ind) indicate ("Show this if the variable _var1
is present" = _var1) would display:
est1
b
ind
x.xxx
Show this if the variable _var1 is present YES
How though could I make it so that I could also display _var2 in the
same manner and change its label?
Thanks in advance,
Dana
2009/7/2 Martin Weiss <[email protected]>:
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> Seems like it does accept multiple vars...
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> u http://www.stata-press.com/data/imeus/traffic, clear
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> eststo clear
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> /* Usual FE estimator */
> eststo FE: xtreg fatal beertax/*
> */ spircons unrate perincK, fe
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> esttab FE, /*
> */ indicate(unrate spircons)
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> HTH
> Martin
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> [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Dana Chandler
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 2. Juli 2009 18:22
> An: [email protected]
> Betreff: st: Displaying multiple indicators for esttab
>
> I have a set of variables that represents all of my fixed effects _fe_
> (ages, cities, and years) and several representing two-way interaction
> effects _AC_*. The variables I have are ages, cities and years.
>
> The following would display "FE on City/Age/Year" for those
> regressions that include the _fe_* variables.
>
> esttab, keep(ind _cons ) coeflabels(ind "Indep var" _cons "Constant")
> cells( b(star fmt(3)) se(par fmt(4))) varwidth(30) depvars
> addnotes("Line 1 of notes" "Line 2 of notes") title("Title of Stored
> Regression") r2 indicate("FE on City/Age/Year" = _fe_id_2)
>
> How would I make it so that I can include TWO or more indicators at
> the bottom? I tried things like:
> esttab, keep(tvyears_1_15 _cons ) coeflabels(tvyears_1_15 "Years of TV
> (0-15)" _cons "Constant") cells( b(star fmt(3)) se(par fmt(4)))
> varwidth(30) depvars addnotes("Line 1 of notes" "Line 2 of notes")
> title("Title of Stored Regression") r2 indicate("FE on City/Age/Year"
> = _d_id_2, "Interaction Age/City" = _AC_ageXyea_15_1978)
>
> Unfortunately, the indicate option does not seem to accept multiple
> variables.
>
> Has anyone got any ideas? Thanks in advance for your time and help.
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