Deleting a row header from a customized table

[Cato Milder]

I am creating a Table 1 using the "collect" command in Stata. I would like to have a "Total" row at the top; however, when I do this, I get both a dimension label and a level label (see image). I have tried multiple ways to delete the header "Total," but seem unable to get it to disappear. I can delete the level label "All Employees," but then the results float in an unlabeled row below "Total." Any suggestions for how I might only have one label that is aligned correctly? Thank you!

This is the code I have tried:

collect style header var[Total], level(hide)
collect style header colname[Total], level(hide)
collect style header Total, title(hide) level(label)

[Cato Milder]

In case anyone else was curious, I found a way to solve my own problem and thought I'd share:

collect recode var `"1.Total"' = `"0"'
collect label levels var 0 "All Employees", modify

[Mark Horowitz]

Instead of that, you can also write:

collect label levels var 1.Total "All Employees", modify

Here's an example:

sysuse nlsw88.dta, clear
collect clear
gen Total = 1
table (var) (collgrad), stat(fvfrequency Total race married south) stat(fvpercent Total race married south) nototals
collect label levels var 1.Total "All Employees", modify
collect style row stack, nobinder
collect layout (var) (collgrad#result)