I have recently come across your excellent addition to Stata in the form of asdoc. Thereby i can justify my choosen model better. With the large variable list i can show that for several combinations of variables serious issues of multicollinearity arise. I dont want to estimate all of the variables within one model. I shall keep this in mind and work on it when I have some time.
I never thought that one might need a correlation table for so many variables. In an ideal case i can tell asdoc to continue the correlation matrix at the next page. How can i prevent that asdoc exports them and needs more than the breadth of one page in word?
I have a lot of independent variables 41 in my correlation matrix. Similar like the correlation table published in the article. But actually, my query was in one table, how we can generate all star sign for 0. Simon: Reporting stars for showing statistical significance at. I have tried with the given code but it does not work. How can I get the star sign in the correlation number? Is it possible to get it using the asdoc command.
#STATA 11 OUTPUT AS PICTURE MS WORD 2011 FOR MAC HOW TO#
How to export high-quality table of correlations from Stata to MS Word Generate a table of customized descriptive statistics. Generate a table of descriptive statistics. Further, it is possible to write names of the variables in the column headings instead of sequential numbers.įor this, we shall invoke the option nonum. Once the installation is complete, we shall add the word asdoc to the cor command of Stata. For creating a high-quality publication-ready table of correlations from Stata output, we need to install asdoc program from SSC first.
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