esttab command

[Philip Murphy]

Hi,
ɪ have run a fixed effects regression and would like to export my results to a table in word.
I have shown my results and then my attempt to export to a table below, my esttab command was successful, originally but I wanted to change the significance stars from the default, so I attempted to so by adding the starlevel option but this is not working , as can be seen in the screenshot below.
Does anyone know why this is , and how ɪ could change the significance starsʔ

Any help on this would be much appreciated,

Many thanks

[Richard Williams]

I don't see a starlevel option for esttab. Are you sure you don't mean star?

[Richard Williams]

If starlevel is a legit option then I would try eliminating the extra spaces you have, e.g. between starlevel and (, and between * and * p<0.10, and see if that makes the error go away.

[Richard Williams]

OK, starlevels is a legit option. But I think your syntax is wrong. Try something like

esttab m1, starlevels(* 0.10 ** 0.05 *** 0.01)

[Philip Murphy]

Many thanks,
This has worked , is there an option I could add to export this to word in a rich text format?

Thank you

[Philip Murphy]

Sorry to post unnecessarily but I think i have managed to export the table to word in a rich text format but I have another query,

I have computed marginal effects for a categorical variable at different values of the continuous variable shown in the table below , i wanted to export these resulsts to a table in word using rtf, is there any way to do this? as when I try it just exports the results of the original regression

Table 10 only shows the results of the original regression rather than the results of the marginal effects shown above

thanks so much for any help on this

[Richard Williams]

Add the post option to margins and see how that works.

[Philip Murphy]

Hi,
I've tried and this was the result encountered

Any ideas on this?

Many thanks

[Richard Williams]

See post #7. Try adding the -post- option to margins. Something like

webuse nhanes2f, clear
logit diabetes weight height
margins, at(weight = (30(10)180)) post
est store m1
esttab m1

How readable it is may be another matter. I might do something more like

webuse nhanes2f, clear
logit diabetes weight height
est store m1
margins, dydx(*) post
est store m2
esttab m1 m2

[Joe Lieway]

Can you please write me commands to try to replicate a data set used in Wooldridge Econometrics Analysis of Cross Section and Time series textbook (2001).
Using the data on the 428 working, married women in MROZ.RAW (from Mroz,
1987),