Well, I was excited about 'putdocx' and played around a bit.
This is helpful with reporting each model separately.
But, when I wanted to compare one model against other (i.e. nested model), this was very eager to produce p-values helped by 'stars'. It does only accepts 'estimate table', but not 'esttab'.
Alternatively, we can use a newly developed 'asdoc' syntax.
https://fintechprofessor.com/2018/01/31/asdoc/
It works with 'esttab'; but somehow it did not become a table that I wanted to see.
I also tried e the conventional 'esttab' syntax and exporting the output into a .csv format, but ending up with loads of unwanted characters.
http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/esttab.html#esttab010
But any of these are better than the endless number entering with a ruler in another hand and I am very grateful people out there who are working tirelessly to develop/update codes.
Happy stata-ing!
This is helpful with reporting each model separately.
But, when I wanted to compare one model against other (i.e. nested model), this was very eager to produce p-values helped by 'stars'. It does only accepts 'estimate table', but not 'esttab'.
Alternatively, we can use a newly developed 'asdoc' syntax.
https://fintechprofessor.com/2018/01/31/asdoc/
It works with 'esttab'; but somehow it did not become a table that I wanted to see.
I also tried e the conventional 'esttab' syntax and exporting the output into a .csv format, but ending up with loads of unwanted characters.
http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/esttab.html#esttab010
But any of these are better than the endless number entering with a ruler in another hand and I am very grateful people out there who are working tirelessly to develop/update codes.
Happy stata-ing!
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