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Re: st: outreg2 to latex and variable placement problem
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John Luke Gallup <[email protected]>
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Re: st: outreg2 to latex and variable placement problem
Date
Thu, 9 May 2013 09:28:50 -0700
Mike,
If you use the -sortvar- option, that should solve your problem:
reg enrolled hh_risk_1 hh_risk_2 age sex, r
outreg2 using enrolledreg, drop(hh_risk_2) tex(fragment) replace
reg enrolled hh_risk_1 hh_risk_2 age sex, r
outreg2 using enrolledreg, sortvar( hh_risk_1 hh_risk_2 age sex) tex(fragment)
John
On May 9, 2013, at 8:33 AM, Michael Tekle Palm <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Statalist!
>
> I am compiling a table of two different regressions using the same dep. var. but alternate independent variables. I want these two independent variables to appear next to each other in the first column ("VARIABLES") of the outreg2 table. This is the code I'm using:
>
>
>
> *** BEGIN STATA CODE ***
>
>
> reg enrolled hh_risk_1 hh_risk_2 age sex, r
>
> outreg2 using enrolledreg, drop(hh_risk_2) tex(fragment) replace
>
> reg enrolled hh_risk_1 hh_risk_2 age sex, r
>
> outreg2 using enrolledreg, drop(hh_risk_1) tex(fragment)
>
>
> *** END STATA CODE ***
>
>
> The two independent variables of interest are hh_risk_1 and hh_risk_2. Note that I am using the option drop() in each outreg2 command. What happens is that the variable that is used in the second regression only (hh_risk_2) appears at the bottom row of the table. Initially, only one of the variables was included in each regression, but I included both variables in both regressions and added the drop() option in an attempt to let the variable appear but without the results. This did not work.
>
> I realize it appears in the bottom because it's the last new variable that is identified by outreg2, but I'd really love if someone could help with this simple(?) problem!
>
>
> To clarify, the left table is how I want it to look, and the right is what outreg2 produces:
>
>
> VARIABLES VARIABLES
> --------- ---------
>
> hh_risk_1 hh_risk_1
>
> hh_risk_2 age
>
> age sex
>
> sex hh_risk_2
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Mike
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