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st: AW: How to get Stata 10 to export formatted tables to microsoft word or excel?
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"Martin Weiss" <[email protected]>
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st: AW: How to get Stata 10 to export formatted tables to microsoft word or excel?
Date
Thu, 5 Aug 2010 14:46:59 +0200
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You should definitely take a look at the -estout- suite of commands
(user-written), which you can obtain from
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ssc d estout
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HTH
Martin
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 5. August 2010 14:33
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Betreff: st: How to get Stata 10 to export formatted tables to microsoft
word or excel?
Hi all:
I'm new to Stata and to this email list. I'm a Blind student. I'm interested
to find out the ways of exporting tables to Microsoft word or excel in a way
that requires little manual formatting specially formatting that involves a
use of mouse. The information I've search on the internet regarding tables
produced by stata and moving them to word has largely suggested that 1
select the table in the results window, 2 select remove | from the table
copy option, 3 paste it to a word processor of choice. Their are two basic
issues with this approach that do not allow me to follow it. 1 The table can
only be highlighted using a mouse. 2 The screen reading software that I use
does not read the contents of the results window, it works fine with menus
and variables window though. Presently I've to coppy the entire results
window and paste it into microsoft word. Using this approach tables are not
at all formatted and I've to coppy and paste after every command to see what
is its output. Ideally I'd like that their is an option that lets me export
tables in formatted form, or require little input from a mouse in formatting
them. By tables I'm refering to all forms of tables from summary statistics
to regression results. I'm sorry if it is not allowed to mention SPSS here.
But it does do what I've requested above. I Wish Stata has this facility
too.
Thanks all,
Faiz.
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