[Mark Chatfield]

Matt Price Currently no option will do that. However, with a little work you will probably be able to get what you want. The key is to look at what is left behind in the "dataset" after using the -clear- option.

sysuse auto, clear

table1_mc, by(foreign) vars(rep78 cate \) nospace clear
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foreach ending of any _0 _1 { 
    replace foreign`ending' = _columna`ending' in 3/L
}

table1_mc_dta2docx using "n only.docx", replace

export excel using "n only.xls", replace

[Amay Banker]

Thank you Mark. That is what I did and it works beautifully!

Again, really appreciate your work.

Best,
Amay

[Mark Chatfield]

I have just added an option (called highpdp()) to control how many decimal places for p>=0.10. Amay Banker

[Sandy Bottoms]

Mark thank YOU for creating this package. It's helped so many people's lives!

Is there a way to get table1_mc to display minimum and maximum. I know 'conts' will give a median and IQR. Would be great to have a bit more detail.

[Mark Chatfield]

Sandy Bottoms I'm glad you like it too! I'm sorry, there is no way to get min and max.

[Amay Banker]

Wow that is amazing.Thank you so much Mark for adding the option. Appreciate it!

[Alvaro Delgado]

Ya Chen, you need to specify if you want Fisher's exact or chi2. I have thought about automating but won't be implementing that. I don't understand your comment "missing number of continuous variables". The number missing a continuous or categorical variable IS reported.

Ben, we have emailed. What you want to do can be done, but you would not use table1_mc_dta2docx.

Hi, I've noticed this too. Missing values are only shown for categorical values but not for continuous variables.

[Maganizo Chagomerana]

Can you include survey weights or other weights in table1_mc?

[Rich Goldstein]

as the help file says, "fweights are allowed"; if you want to use some other form of weights (e.g., pweights), you can use the -dtable- command