Mar 2006
More about estout
In the previous post I have mentioned
estout, which is, from my point of
view, the best and more flexible way to export
regression results from Stata to
Latex. This time I have a hint for you: if
you want to change the order in which the independent
variables appear, you can use the
keep() option.
Keep consulting this blog or subscribe to it, soon I will show how with LaTex and a small script you can have a version of your cv in different languages without going crazy. My cv, in three languages, is maintained using these tools. This is specially useful if you live in a non English speaking country.
Keep consulting this blog or subscribe to it, soon I will show how with LaTex and a small script you can have a version of your cv in different languages without going crazy. My cv, in three languages, is maintained using these tools. This is specially useful if you live in a non English speaking country.
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Regression results from Stata to LaTex
Until now, I have been using outreg
to extract regression results from Stata to
Excel. Then I have used a tool to convert
from Excel to LaTex. It works, but
it is a bit messy given that not all the process is
automatic.
I have found what I think is a much better tool: estout. You can learn how to use estout here.
I have found what I think is a much better tool: estout. You can learn how to use estout here.
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