Hi everybody,
this is probably a very straightforward question, but I do need some help with this. Let's say I would like to create a LateX table with two columns that is one column for each regression I am running.
This is how far I got just as an example:
quietly regress wage gender income race
est2vec table_se1, vars(wage gender income race)
quietly regress wage gender income race
est2vec table_se2, vars(wage gender income)
est2tex ???, preserve path($Mergeddata_master2016/) multse(1 2) mark(stars) fancy
I would like to generate a simple table in LateX with regressors and each column labelled with (1) (2). I know what do write in my LateX file, but I have no idea how to write the syntax for the est2tex command.
Help very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Nico
this is probably a very straightforward question, but I do need some help with this. Let's say I would like to create a LateX table with two columns that is one column for each regression I am running.
This is how far I got just as an example:
quietly regress wage gender income race
est2vec table_se1, vars(wage gender income race)
quietly regress wage gender income race
est2vec table_se2, vars(wage gender income)
est2tex ???, preserve path($Mergeddata_master2016/) multse(1 2) mark(stars) fancy
I would like to generate a simple table in LateX with regressors and each column labelled with (1) (2). I know what do write in my LateX file, but I have no idea how to write the syntax for the est2tex command.
Help very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Nico