Stata - How to use outreg2 

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Happy to help :) If you have any ideas for other Stata topics, feel free to suggest! Good luck with your dissertation. -The video: "Writing an Empirical Master Thesis" should be of help.

@@SteffensClassroom do you have any idea how I can hide my country fixed effects results using outreg2? I would like to add a row that says "Country fixed effects = YES'" but I want to hide all the results for each country to make my table look neater. Thank you again :)

Sure! Check the drop() option for outreg2. The variables you add in here will not be reported in the table, but are still included in the model. Lmk how it goes!

Hi! I believe that you are referring to the label option in the outreg2 command :)

Hi Wendy! If you add the option adjr2 to the outreg2 command, it will add the adjusted R^2. I hope this helps!

Hi! It is possible, I believe. However, I prefer using asdoc for summary statistics. I also have a video on that. Otherwise, you can always type: help outreg2 in your command video. It has a very detailed help file.

Hi Bruno! Thanks for the question. Indeed outreg2 behaves a bit 'weird' when it comes to PSM estimates. onecol does indeed not do the trick. I have searched around a bit, and came across the following: www.statalist.org/forums/forum/general-stata-discussion/general/1415218-use-outreg2-to-produce-an-unusual-regression-table They simply generate the table by hand. It is a little more involved, but maybe it will help you. Sorry I didn't have a simply solution!

Hello! For summary statistics I usually use the asdoc package. I also describe that in another video.

Amazing, thank you! Have you done any videos about propensity score matching and when to match and when to adjust for covariate using STATA? my problem though is how to get info of cohorts with table of baseline characteristics after PSM. I get the same cohort I had before matching. I now btw by using tebalance summarise I can have a sort of description of mean difference for the covariate before and after, but I just want to have a simple normal tableone. thanks a lot you rule!@@SteffensClassroom

Just once :)

adjr2 You can see it in the help file. Type help outreg2.

Hello Stef! Outreg2 adds the latest regression results. If I understand your question right, then you need to run outreg2 after each regression. Option replace on the first one, and option append afterwards. If you are using out on a global set, you need to make a loop. See groups and loops video. I hope this helps, otherwise feel free to send me a mail.

@@SteffensClassroom Think I found it: . global outcomes "vote trstun" . foreach var of global outcomes { reg `var' $controls, robust outreg2 using Steve-outreg-file, word dec(3) append ctitle(`var') label } Using `var` within the brackets solved it for me.

Happy you figured it out :) This was indeed answered in the groups and loops video.

Hmmm I think it is because you have run the outreg2 command with append a few times. Each time you run it, it adds a column. You should remove the file and runnthe code again. Please make sure to set it up properly in your do-file :)

@@SteffensClassroom how can i delete columns and stay with 2 columns? Whats it name of the command?

@@stefanomuzio4615 Like I said. Each time you run outreg2 it creates a column. You need to line this up in a do-file if you want to do this effectively. If you have added too many columns, delete the file you have created, or simply add the option replace in the do-file the first time you add a column. Just like I explain in the video. After you have run the command twice, simply stop.

Did you make sure to install this command first? Ssc install outreg2?

Hello! So you use option word, correct? And not option excel. Make sure that you only use the option that you want. You should get a txt file plus the file that you specified in the options.