Issue saving my esttab table using estout

[Nicole Gray]

Hello,

I have run 6 regression models and saved my estimates each time. I then created a table using the following command:

esttab T1 MA5 MA7 MA8 MA_DEV1 MA_DEV2, se ar2 scalars(F df_m df_r)

When I use estout to try and save this it only exports the first column. And it doesn't include the adjusted r-squared etc. I need to export the EXACT thing stata gives me when I run the esttab command. All the save functions I know don't seem to work, and I have used the help function but cannot figure it out.

When I cut and paste into excel columns become misaligned. Word is even worse. I cant cut and paste as an image as I want to tweak a few things.

Thanks in advance,

Nicole

[Andrew Musau]

esttab is a wrapper for estout (from SSC) which allows additional options and better customization of output tables, so the title of your post does not make much sense. To export to Excel, you can save the file as a CSV file or RTF file to export to MS Word.

esttab T1 MA5 MA7 MA8 MA_DEV1 MA_DEV2 using myfile.rtf, replace se scalars(F r2_a df_m df_r)

[Nicole Gray]

esttab is a wrapper for estout (from SSC) which allows additional options and better customization of output tables, so the title of your post does not make much sense. To export to Excel, you can save the file as a CSV file or RTF file to export to MS Word.

esttab T1 MA5 MA7 MA8 MA_DEV1 MA_DEV2 using myfile.rtf, replace se scalars(F r2_a df_m df_r)

Ah thank you, apologies for my mistake.

I have used asdoc for my other tables and want to know whether I can get a similar format for this, using the estimates I now have stored? My regressions are quite long so I'm not sure how to rerun them with the asdoc command without losing info

[Andrew Musau]

Sorry, I do not use asdoc from SSC. What is different with the output from esttab?