Esttab ignores b(3) command past 1st coefficient

[Nanna Lauritz]

Dear all,
I'm running into an issue with my esttab command for the LaTeX tex-file.
Here is my code:

est clear
eststo: quietly ologit support_tuition T1 c.guess1a c.guess1b
estadd local controls "No"
eststo: quietly ologit support_tuition T1 c.guess1a c.guess1b $controls
estadd local controls "Yes"
eststo: quietly ologit support_tuition T1 c.guess1a c.guess1b $controlspol
estadd local controls "Yes"
eststo: quietly logit support_tuition_dum T1 c.guess1a c.guess1b
estadd local controls "No"
eststo: quietly logit support_tuition_dum T1 c.guess1a c.guess1b $controls
estadd local controls "Yes"
eststo: quietly logit support_tuition_dum T1 c.guess1a c.guess1b $controlspol
estadd local controls "Yes"
esttab, b(3) se(3) scalar(N controls) nobaselevels label  drop(cut* $controls $controlspol) unstack
esttab using "reg1_guess.tex", replace f nomtitle  nobaselevels label drop(cut* $controls $controlspol) unstack noomitted mlab(none)  stats(N controls, label("Observations" "Controls")) eqlabels(none)  booktabs alignment(D{.}{.}{-1})

My first esttab command gives me the results as I'd like to see them, but when the tex-file is created, it now suddenly adds more numbers behind the dot for the guess-coefficients.

This is how I would like it to look (the Stata output),
but then my second command creates this:

I'm very confused. Does anyone know what I might be doing wrong?
I have been using the exact same command before without this issue.

[Nils Enevoldsen]

Your second esttab command lacks the b(3) and se(3) options.

[Nanna Lauritz]

Your second esttab command lacks the b(3) and se(3) options.

Thanks for spotting it - now that is fixed. However - this was something I tried before and now my N gets more more 0s (see picture). Would you happen to know how to prevent that from happening?

[Nanna Lauritz]

That was why I didn't include b(3) and se(3) in the second esttab command.

[Nils Enevoldsen]

stats() takes a fmt() suboption, like the label() suboption. I suggest trying fmt(a3) or fmt(0).

http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/hlp....html#statsfmt

[Nanna Lauritz]

stats() takes a fmt() suboption, like the label() suboption. I suggest trying fmt(a3) or fmt(0).

http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/hlp....html#statsfmt

Yes that works. Thank you!

For anyone in the future struggling with this - only the second esttab command is changed, and it's changed into this:

esttab using "name.tex", replace b(3) se(3) f nomtitle  nobaselevels label drop(cut* $controls $controlspol) unstack noomitted mlab(none)  stats(N controls, fmt(0) label("Observations" "Controls")) eqlabels(none)  booktabs alignment(D{.}{.}{-1})