[Attaullah Shah]

Please post the Stata command for which you want an output, I shall then try to come up with an asdoc example.

[Roman Johnson]

Okay. I am trying to create a descriptive table (command tab) for all of my variables (except my outcome of hemoglobin level) plus a column that includes the bivariate relationship between my independent variable of interest (indigenity) and my study variables. I am attaching a sample document to clearly demonstrate what I mean.

code:

sum indigenity relationship education i.employment gender age income smoker
tab indigenity relationship, chi2
tab indigenity education, chi2
tab indigenity employment, chi2
tab indigenity education, chi2
tab indigenity gender, chi2
ttest age, by (indigenity)
ttest income, by (indigenity)
tab indigenity smoker, chi2

I want to combine these things into one table.

[Attaullah Shah]

To combine different statistics in one document, we can use the append option of asdoc. So for the Stata commands that you have listed above, we can create all outputs just in one document.

asdoc  sum indigenity relationship education employment gender age income smoker, replace
asdoc tab indigenity relationship, chi2 append
asdoc tab indigenity education, chi2 append
asdoc tab indigenity employment, chi2 append
asdoc tab indigenity education, chi2 append
asdoc tab indigenity gender, chi2 append
asdoc ttest age, by (indigenity)  append
asdoc ttest income, by (indigenity)  append
asdoc tab indigenity smoker, chi2  append

[Roman Johnson]

Yes, but is there a way to combine all of those outputs into one table at once?

[Attaullah Shah]

That would involve advanced coding. One method is to write your required statistics to a matrix and then export the matrix to Word. I have shown one such example in this post https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...-or-word/page2, page 2, post number 23

[Anagaw Derseh]

Dear collegues,

I want to create mean of variables in a loop and I use the following command

foreach var of varlist x1 x2 x3 {
asdoc table `var', c(mean y1)
}


I get result for x1 but ASDOC is not working and I get error message:

astable(): 3301 subscript invalid
<istmt>: - function returned error


Any idea how I can make 'asdoc' to work?

[Attaullah Shah]

Please update your copy of asdoc

 ssc install asdoc, replace

If that does not solve your problem, then please post your dataset using dataex (from SSC).

[marwan Alssadek]

Hello,

when I want to install xtabond 2 on stata 15.1 I get always this error: cannot write in directory D:\Stata\Stata15\ado\plus\x
r(603);
I using the program on the computer of my university.
Is this the problem that I'm only a user and not an admin with all permissions?