Difficulty exporting summary stats to Latex

[Ezra Pol]

The summary table in stata outputs with the industry names along the top as columns and the mean sd min max count as rows. I would like to export the table like this to Latex, but am struggling to do so currently. If I add c(stat) to the tabstat it solves the problem and exports to Latex, but then mean sd min max count are the columns, which I don't want. Please help! I have attached my data. Thank you in advance.

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// Look at industry returns
estpost tabstat market nodur durbl manuf enrgy hitec telcm shops hlth utils other if ScheduledMeeting == ., statistics(mean sd min max count)

***Now, Output with Specific Decimal Places
#delimit ;
esttab using outtex.tex,
 replace ///Replace file if already exists
 cells("mean(fmt(2)) sd(fmt(2)) min(fmt(2)) max(fmt(2)) count(fmt(0))") ///Which Stats to Output
 nonumber ///Do not put numbers below column titlles
 nomtitle ///This option mainly for regression tables
 booktabs ///Top, Mid, Bottom Rule
 noobs ///We don't need observation counts because count is N
 title("Industry Returns on Non-Meeting Days\label{tab1}") ///Latex number this for us
 collabels("Mean" "SD" "Min" "Max" "N") /// Name of each column
;

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If possible, I would include the following summary tables as well (without the industry names at the top, so only the mean sd min max count). For the section of the table where ScheduledMeeting == ., I would like a label on the left-hand side stating "Non-Meeting Days", for ScheduledMeeting == 1 "Meeting Days", and ScheduledMeeting == 0 "Intermeeting Days". Thank you!

tabstat market nodur durbl manuf enrgy hitec telcm shops hlth utils other if ScheduledMeeting == 1, statistics(count mean sd min max)
tabstat market nodur durbl manuf enrgy hitec telcm shops hlth utils other if ScheduledMeeting == 0, statistics(count mean sd min max)

Though less important, if someone could also help me figure out the code to export the following table to Latex, that would be great.

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tabstat Change Surprise new_Surprise Expected new_Expected if ScheduledMeeting == 1, by(ChangeDirection) stats(mean sd count) columns(variables)
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[Ezra Pol]

Anyone able to help out with this thread?

[Devra Golbe]

Perhaps if you post a reproducible example illustrating your question you will have more success.

[Ezra Pol]

Here is the example illustrating what/how I would like to export from stata to Latex:

Here is the second table I would like to export, in the same structure in terms of rows and columns:

Thank you in advance!

[Devra Golbe]

Sorry: that's not what I meant. Most listers are not going to download your data. I suggest you frame your question using one of Stata's publicly available datasets so that others can reproduce your steps.