Hello,
I am currently exporting some regression tables from Stata to LaTeX with the use of the . estout instruction.
I need pretty detailed Stata tables, so my code is:
. estout *, style(tex) cells(b(star fmt(%9.3f)) se(par)) stats(r2_a N, fmt(%9.3f %9.0g) labels(R-squared Observation)) legend label collabels(none) varlabels(_cons Constant)
I would like to modify the default setting for significance stars of the b coefficients with the instruction . starlevels, possibly adding a fourth possibility (****), however after many attempts I can't make it work.
- Do you know how I may modify my code in order to make the instruction work?
- Do you know whether Stata automatically changes not only the p instructions at the end of the table, but also the coefficients' stars within the table, which is made of multiple regressions? (actually, the same regression with an increasing number of control variables).
Thank you!
I am currently exporting some regression tables from Stata to LaTeX with the use of the . estout instruction.
I need pretty detailed Stata tables, so my code is:
. estout *, style(tex) cells(b(star fmt(%9.3f)) se(par)) stats(r2_a N, fmt(%9.3f %9.0g) labels(R-squared Observation)) legend label collabels(none) varlabels(_cons Constant)
I would like to modify the default setting for significance stars of the b coefficients with the instruction . starlevels, possibly adding a fourth possibility (****), however after many attempts I can't make it work.
- Do you know how I may modify my code in order to make the instruction work?
- Do you know whether Stata automatically changes not only the p instructions at the end of the table, but also the coefficients' stars within the table, which is made of multiple regressions? (actually, the same regression with an increasing number of control variables).
Thank you!
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