> is split across two cells with two columns bellow it, one with blanks
> and another one with the numbers. This is specially annoying when
> copying cells inside Excel.
>
> Is there any way to correct this behaviour?
The current help file says something about the need to let the user
manually apply infix.
A new option, fixcut( ) will handle this. The new version also comes
with range( ) option that is basically -chewfile- running from the
inside.
-logout- will now display something like the following after every
fixed method so that if you don't like it then you can change the
numbers the next time around.
fixcut(11 16 27 38 45 50 67)
I should add that they should CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS.
The new version should be up on ssc.
Roy
* The following three are equivalent:
webuse dose, clear
tab dose function, col
chewfile using mylog.txt, begin(10) end(.) save(chewed.txt) replace
logout, use(chewed.txt) clear fix
logout, save(C:\mytable) tex excel replace
webuse dose, clear
logout, save(C:\mytable) tex excel replace range(10/.) fix: tab
dose function, col
webuse dose, clear
logout, save(C:\mytable) tex excel replace range(10/.) fixcut(11
16 27 38 45 50 67): tab dose function, col
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