Adding title to, and exporting, -tabdisp-

[Christian Nydal]

Hello,

I have made a table using the -tabdisp- command, however I have not found a way of making titles to these tables, and there seems to be no way of exporting the tables to word or as a .txt file.

I would highly appreciate it if anyone could help me with this.

If it is not possible, are there any other commands that can make the same kind of tables that -tabdisp- does? Here is a sample of one of the tables I am producing:

year	#returns	#winsorised	Low	High
1980	1984	2	-23.08%	20.00%
1981	3012	3	-18.75%	30.00%
1982	4284	4	-18.75%	20.83%
1983	4807	5	-20.45%	25.00%
1984	6500	7	-18.75%	27.27%
1985	8964	9	-15.39%	20.83%
1986	9250	9	-16.67%	19.05%
1987	8283	8	-23.53%	26.23%
1988	6578	7	-23.53%	33.33%
1989	8283	8	-18.18%	26.32%
1990	9213	9	-20.00%	20.00%

Thanks!

[Nick Cox]

I don't know of any title options. I just use display.

You don't need anything special to save it as a .txt file: just use log.

(If I were reviewing your paper or examining your thesis, I would suggest not repeating % so often!)

[Christian Nydal]

Thanks Nick, log worked.

And thanks for the tip regarding %, it's duly noted!

[Attaullah Shah]

The tabdisp command does not return anything in e() or r(). Therefore, exporting its output to MS Word, Excel, or LaTeX has remained a challenge. Recently, I created a program inside asdocx to create tables just like tabdisp. In fact, the name and the syntax of the program are exactly the same as tabdisp, one has to add the asdocx as a prefix. Here is one example https://fintechprofessor.com/asdocx/...xcel-or-latex/