Setting frequencies and percentages to be on same row using asdoc

[Peter Amadou]

Hello Statalist community,

I am struggling with a minor formatting issue when I use the asdoc package to create descriptive tables. I wish to create a table with descriptive summary statistics where the frequencies are on the same row. By default, the program generates a table where the first row has frequencies and second row has column percentages. What I mean is that the code below

 sysuse nlsw88, clear
  asdoc tab race married, replace col

yields the table below:

I am hoping that someone here might be able to offer some ideas on how to make the percentage appear to the right of or in the column next to the corresponding frequency. I consulted the help file of the package and I could not identify a solution. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks

[Leonard Scott]

I am hoping someone has this answer perhaps? I too am trying to figure out creating simple tables where the frequency and percentage appear in one row for each category. I cannot find how to do this as the table command seems to only allow the percentages and frequencies to be on different rows?
For example in this table presented, I would like to create a table that says:

	single	married	total
white	487 (60.57%)	1150 (79.75%)	1637

Please advise and thanks!

[Andrew Musau]

See https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...=1661363137211