> The only package that I could find that does that is est2tex, but when
> one produces estimates in this horizontal format it suppresses the
> r-squared and sample size.
>
> Coefficient 1 Coefficient 2 Sample size R-squared
> Reg 1
> Reg 2
Not many programs will do this. You could use -est2tex- or apply a
workaround like the one suggested by Roger.
Alternatively, you can transpose the text file created by -outreg2- using
-sxpose- (by Nick C.) and dump it into tex with -dataout-. All available
from ssc.
sysuse auto, clear
reg price mpg weight turn
outreg2 using myfile, replace
outreg2 using myfile
outreg2 using myfile
outreg2 using myfile
insheet using myfile.txt, nonames clear
sxpose, clear
dataout, tex save(mytex)
browse
You can add/drop/insert rows/columns at your leisure. You can also customize
what is reported with -stats( )- option from inside -outreg2-.
You can also create what may be referred to as "pivot table" by combining
-sideway- option in -outreg2- with -sxpose-. This is interesting. You should
try this if you are outreg/outreg2 user, or previously not quite
getting what you wanted.
sysuse auto, clear
reg price mpg weight turn
outreg2 using myfile, replace side
outreg2 using myfile, side
outreg2 using myfile, side
outreg2 using myfile, side
insheet using myfile.txt, nonames clear
sxpose, clear
dataout, tex save(mytex) replace
browse
If you do this and do that and slice it into the original programming, you
get a highly flexible program with a shamelessly low programming cost -
both for the user and the person who wrote it.
You probably could make this work with -listtex- but I don't know.
Roy
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