What does asdoc do in Stata?

asdoc sends Stata output to Word / RTF format. asdoc creates high-quality, publication-ready tables from various Stata commands such as summarize, correlate, pwcorr, tab1, tab2, tabulate1, tabulate2, tabstat, ttest, regress, table, amean, proportions, means, and many more. Using asdoc is pretty easy.

How do I export from Stata to Word?

Highlight the output you want to save, then use the pulldown menu to choose Edit and then Copy as Picture. This is illustrated below. You can then go to Microsoft Word and from its pulldown menu choose Edit then Paste.

What does Sysuse mean in Stata?

Description. sysuse filename loads the specified Stata-format dataset that was shipped with Stata or that is stored along the ado-path. If filename is specified without a suffix, . dta is assumed. sysuse dir lists the names of the datasets shipped with Stata plus any other datasets stored along the ado-path.

How do I create a quality publication table?

To create and format quality tables

1. Every table should have a concise title indicating table’s subject.
2. Keep the concepts simple.
3. Every table must have a source for the data.
4. If using numerals after a decimal point, be consistent in the number.
5. Use whole numbers: $500 or 77% (or 76.8% if necessary)

What font does Stata use?

To change the font settings of a window in Stata, right-click within the window and select Font…. The font you choose is up to you, but we recommend Courier New as a serif font or Lucida Console as a sans serif font.

What is Esttab?

esttab is a wrapper for estout. Its syntax is much simpler than that of estout and, by default, it produces publication-style tables that display nicely in Stata’s results window. The basic syntax of esttab is: esttab [ namelist ] [ using filename ] [ , options estout_options ]

What does Esttab do in Stata?

The esttab command takes the results of previous estimation or other commands, puts them in a publication-quality table, and then saves that table in a format you cause use directly in your paper such as RTF or LaTeX.

What does blue mean in Stata?

browse. In the data browser, numeric variables will be black. String variables (text/non-numeric) variables will be red. Any data that is blue has been labeled, meaning that Stata “sees” the underlying (usually numeric) data but you as user see the more human-friendly labeled data.

What is Sysuse Auto?

How to use asdoc in Stata?

How to use asdoc : a basic example. Using asdoc is pretty easy. You need to add just asdoc as a prefix to Stata commands. For example, we use the sum command to find summary statistics of all numeric variables in the dataset. We shall add just asdoc as a prefix to sum.

How do I add a second part to the asdoc command?

The second part is simply an addition of the asdoc command, followed by any regression/summary statistic/correlation command you wish to run. Options are treated just like they always are i.e followed by a comma after the main command. These options will include both the main command options (e.g. robust for a regression) and the asdoc options.

How to control the behavior of asdoc?

Following options are used for controlling the behavior of asdoc: We shall use option replace when an existing output file needs to be replaced. On the other hand, we shall use option append if we want to append results to the existing file. Both the options are optional. Therefore, if none of these options are used, asdoc will first determine

How do I sort a categorical variable using asdoc?

All we do is add the prefix asdoc to any command we wish to output the result of. The first part of the syntax above indicates that any categorical variable we may wish to sort our command on will be added through bysort first, just like it always is.