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The -drop- line in my example is of course redundant, so you can safely omit
it.
Maarten`s solution also manages to get the # of obs into the table, so it
may well be preferable.
HTH
Martin
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clear*
set obs 10000
gen x1=rnormal()
gen x2=rnormal()
mean x?
capture which parmest
if _rc ssc install parmest
parmest, saving(myfile, replace)
u myfile, clear
drop stderr dof min95 max95
tabdisp parm, cellvar( estimate t p)
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HTH
Martin
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Hi everyone,
I've been searching past posts in the list about this issue, but I haven't
found anything that solves my problem. I was wondering if there is a way of
building tables in Stata with a set of -ttest- results for different
variables. The table would look something like this (produced in SAS, and
testing for H0: mean=0):
Variable N Mean t Value Pr > |t|
A 404 -0.0130359 -2.35 0.0191
B 404 -0.0126201 -2.23 0.0260
C 404 -0.0119089 -2.15 0.0323
I've been trying to use - estpost -, but it requires the use of by() (which
I don't need).
All the best,
Nuno
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