Outreg2 makes two columns for each regression

[Nicholas Weller]

Hello,

I am using outreg2 to output regression results into a table. However, when I do so it continues to generate two columns for each regression. Table 3: Network Structure, Knowledge and Coordination Time. The table below was created after I opened a new session of Stata and deleted the prior .rtf output, so I'm not sure why I continue to get multiple columns for each regression model.

Any help is much appreciated as I'd like to understand what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks,

Nick

xttobit timetaken_secs edges infoviewnum##c.d_centralization i.newdate trialid, ul(180)
outreg2 using Table3, stats(coef se pval) word excel replace

	(1)	(2)
VARIABLES	timetaken_secs	/
timetaken_secs
edges	-1.758***	-1.758***
	(0.291)	(0.291)
	1.46e-09	1.46e-09
1.infoviewnum	-87.96***	-87.96***
	(21.00)	(21.00)
	2.82e-05	2.82e-05
d_centralization	-23.49	-23.49
	(18.66)	(18.66)
	0.208	0.208
0b.infoviewnum#co.d_centralization	0	0
	(0)	(0)
1.infoviewnum#c.d_centralization	-37.57*	-37.57*
	(19.65)	(19.65)
	0.0559	0.0559
3.newdate	-47.00**	-47.00**
	(22.08)	(22.08)
	0.0333	0.0333
4.newdate	-0.452	-0.452
	(21.75)	(21.75)
	0.983	0.983
5.newdate	65.94***	65.94***
	(20.32)	(20.32)
	0.00118	0.00118
6.newdate	121.3***	121.3***
	(21.09)	(21.09)
	8.87e-09	8.87e-09
7.newdate	55.62***	55.62***
	(17.49)	(17.49)
	0.00147	0.00147
8.newdate	-14.71	-14.71
	(15.46)	(15.46)
	0.342	0.342
9.newdate	-57.07***	-57.07***
	(19.71)	(19.71)
	0.00379	0.00379
10.newdate	-21.53	-21.53
	(15.20)	(15.20)
	0.157	0.157
11.newdate	-37.34*	-37.34*
	(21.90)	(21.90)
	0.0882	0.0882
12.newdate	53.64***	53.64***
	(19.52)	(19.52)
	0.00600	0.00600
13.newdate	28.21	28.21
	(17.32)	(17.32)
	0.103	0.103
14.newdate	-35.21**	-35.21**
	(13.82)	(13.82)
	0.0108	0.0108
15.newdate	13.22	13.22
	(28.38)	(28.38)
	0.641	0.641
16.newdate	-10.59	-10.59
	(15.54)	(15.54)
	0.496	0.496
17o.newdate	-	-
	-	-
trialid	1.023***	1.023***
	(0.313)	(0.313)
	0.00108	0.00108
/
Constant	196.8***	196.8***
	(20.52)	(20.52)
	0	0
Observations	447	447
Number of newdate	16	16

Standard errors in parentheses
*** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1

[Phil Bromiley]

You'll increase your chances of a useful answer by following the FAQ on asking questions - provide Stata code in code delimiters, readable Stata output, and sample data using dataex. I'm also not sure what you mean by high p values.

I see the same problem with tobit then outreg2. I don't know what you can do about this. I would assume that other output routines don't do this.

[Sebastian Klotz]

Did you manage to find solution for this issue? I have the same problem with outreg2 when running a heckman model.