Using 'asdoc' to export Stata to Word
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- An introduction to the user written command 'asdoc', an elegant way to export formatted regression tables from Stata to Word.
Tutorial on using eststo/estout in Stata
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Link to "Gentle Introduction to Stata"
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Link to the excellent Introduction to Econometrics Textbook by AH Studenmund:
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Link to Jeffrey Wooldridge Introductory Econometrics Textbook:
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Dr. Attaullah Shah is our teacher. Proud to be a student of Dr. Attaullah Shah.
Thanks , for your explication
It is very interesting lecture long live professor !!!
Thankyou so much....i have managed to import my tables
I find your videos very useful, love from the Netherlands
Hi Mike,
I am a PhD student and I use the stata for analysing my data. it was a really good method.
I have a problem exporting all of the results from the stata in one file. Your method was helpful but each table would be saved in one file. so I have to copy and paste many times which would not be out of error.
Thanks.
Maryam
option , append should put everything in the same file!
thank u for this video, it's so helpful
You're so welcome!
Big thanks to Dr. Shah. I'm also from Pakistan 🇵🇰. Feeling proud ♥
Muchas gracias me ayudo mucho
Thank's it helped me a lot
Hi Mike, knew there were asdoc and was trying to use it. Just want to ask if this is applicable for exporting data such as ADF test result or VECM results?
I know it works with the dfuller command (asdoc dfuller x), but formatting is not perfect. Not sure about VECM, but give it a try!
Mike Jonas Econometrics Thank you!
It was very helpful.. 💙
Thank you very much
Thanks for the great tutorial! I found that my doc lost many decimal points and went to 0 instead of points. Any advice on how to fix?
tHANK YOU
Thanks for the nice video, but I faced a problem with the error message "lyst not allowed
too few ')' or ']' " what is that?
asdoc is very helpful however, it does not work with multilevel models. Do you know any similar command?