Why does stata complicate it. Why not just allow users to export the entire results into excel and they can format in there like SPSS and other products
This is an amazing explanation. Thank you, Mike! At the same time this is not very user friendly-just to export without all of this manipulation-I hope STATA can make this easier for those not so savvy
Joshua, Thank you for watching, and for the kind words. I probably won't have a chance to do a simulation topic soon, but will keep it in mind. I'm working on time-series topics for now, so let me know if anything would be helpful in that area.
you didn't explain how to extract values from the r(table) 🥴😤 anyway i figured it out: you need to use after the equals sign matrix(r(table)[R,C] where R is the row number and C is the column number
Hi and thank you for the video. I tried the exact same thing but when I typed and hit putexcel A2='e(df_m)' it came out as 'e invalid name r(198). Can you please tell me hot I can solve this please? Thank you in advance
Why does stata complicate it. Why not just allow users to export the entire results into excel and they can format in there like SPSS and other products
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This is an amazing explanation. Thank you, Mike! At the same time this is not very user friendly-just to export without all of this manipulation-I hope STATA can make this easier for those not so savvy
Mike you are amazing.Kindly take us through any simulation model like General Equilibrium Model
Joshua, Thank you for watching, and for the kind words. I probably won't have a chance to do a simulation topic soon, but will keep it in mind. I'm working on time-series topics for now, so let me know if anything would be helpful in that area.
How can you use it with a loop? Thx for the tutorial
Thank you man! very very helpful.
When I put: putexcel A10='Hi', STATA tells me 'Hi' invalid name... Any advice?
use double quotes
you didn't explain how to extract values from the r(table) 🥴😤 anyway i figured it out: you need to use after the equals sign matrix(r(table)[R,C] where R is the row number and C is the column number
Thank you
can you explaine th export to excel for matrice (p,q) in tabulation
Hi and thank you for the video. I tried the exact same thing but when I typed and hit putexcel A2='e(df_m)' it came out as 'e invalid name r(198). Can you please tell me hot I can solve this please? Thank you in advance
try A2=`e(df_m)' instead of A2='e(df_m)', the first single quotation mark is slightly slanted
@@nilapay thank you! I will try that!