Hello,
I would like to ask how to export mlogit regressions horizontally to latex.
The variable 'exam_cat' has 3 categories and I use the first category as the baseline. When I use the codes below to export, I get a very long table for each regression.
I want to export the results horizontally (instead of vertically) for each regression so that I would have 2 columns for each regression and 8 columns in total.
This is better to compare the mlogit results for a given variable in each regression specification.
Also, it exports the base category as default with 0.00 (0.00), is there a way to ignore that and just export the others?
Thank you very much!!
I would like to ask how to export mlogit regressions horizontally to latex.
The variable 'exam_cat' has 3 categories and I use the first category as the baseline. When I use the codes below to export, I get a very long table for each regression.
I want to export the results horizontally (instead of vertically) for each regression so that I would have 2 columns for each regression and 8 columns in total.
This is better to compare the mlogit results for a given variable in each regression specification.
Also, it exports the base category as default with 0.00 (0.00), is there a way to ignore that and just export the others?
Code:
mlogit exam_cat $student if matched==1, r estimate store reg1 mlogit exam_cat $student $school if matched==1, r estimate store reg2 mlogit exam_cat $inter if matched==1, r estimate store reg3 mlogit exam_cat $inter $elem if matched==1, r estimate store reg4 esttab reg1 reg2 reg3 reg4 using "logit.tex", /// $spec varlabels(var1 "")

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