Easily create Descriptive / Summary Statistics from Stata in Word with asdoc
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- asdoc creates publication quality tables from Stata output in MS Word or RTF format. With option nest, it creates a nested regression table, while without option nest, it a detailed table of regression results. asdoc can also create tables from other Stata commands such as summarize, correlate, ttest, tabulate, and many more.
INSTALLATION :
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To install the program, type the following in Stata command window:
ssc install asdoc
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I really appreciate your comments and kind words. I hope you shall spread the word among your colleagues and cite asdoc in your research. To cite,
In-text citation
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Tables were created using asdoc, a Stata program written by Shah (2018).
Bibliography
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Shah, A. (2018). ASDOC: Stata module to create high-quality tables in MS Word from Stata output. Statistical Software Components S458466, Boston College Department of Economics.
After a couple of tries, I have finally been able to create a table with asdoc. I just want to say THANK YOU! You have helped tremendously everybody in academia
Your feedback means alot. I would appreciate if you can cite asdoc in your research. To cite, you can refer to the following:
In-text citation
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Tables were created using asdoc, a Stata program written by Shah (2018).
Bibliography
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Shah, A. (2018). ASDOC: Stata module to create high-quality tables in MS Word from Stata output. Statistical Software Components S458466, Boston College Department of Economics.
Muchas gracias profesor Attaullah, su trabajo contribuye a mejorar procesos en la elaboración de informes de investigación. Saludos de Lima, Perú. Atte Andrés Lahur Talavera Cuya
Man you are a genius! I salute you. All my stress has been solved. The process was cumbersome.
Sir You are the best....
Like other options of asdoc, creating descriptive statistics with asdoc is simply awesome, thank you so much for sharing it.
Well done, the clearest video I have ever seen in this regard. Thanks
omg!!! so useful! huge thanks from a phd student :))))
Thanks for your comments. Please cite asdoc in your research
In-text citation
Tables were created using asdoc, a Stata program written by Shah (2018).
Bibliography
Shah, A. (2018). ASDOC: Stata module to create high-quality tables in MS Word from Stata output. Statistical Software Components S458466, Boston College Department of Economics.
Dear Uzig17, the error message identifies the problem as well as tells the solution. Normally, Stata sets the installation folder as its default folder. However, in windows, the system folders are protected and cannot be written to. Since asdoc writes its results to the current folder, therefore if the folder is not writable, it generates the stated error message. As a solution, you can create a folder on your PC and change the Stata folder with the command "cd". So if you made a directory with the name results in C drive, the folder path would be C:/results and to change the Stata current directory to this address, you shall type cd C:/results in the Stata command window and then press enter. After this, asdoc will work. I hope this helps.
asdoc put my workflow on fast track. This is a great breakthrough in terms of convenience.
fantastic,. thanks a lot for such a wonderful video....
Thank you so much! this is very helpful.
Thank you. Man I love Stata. I use Python for all my data projects, for Stats though Stata is the boss.
Sir how to put a condition within one of the variables - suppose you have a categorical variable and then you want only 2 values in the category
Thank you sir, you saved my life! :)
Please subscribe to the channel and share the video among your colleagues. Thanks for your feedback.
thank you very much
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Fantastic and brilliant. Thank you sir.
Would you recommend "as doc" for reporting cross-tabulations too? Or is there another variable which is more suited for reproducing cross-tabs in a word document?
See this blog post for more details fintechprofessor.com/2018/06/18/exporting-tabs-and-cross-tabs-to-ms-word-from-stata-with-asdoc/
Thank you for the video. How to I do a table of descriptive statistics if I need 3 columns by race (all races/white/black)?
Thanks a lot
hello, how to make a specific variable that we want to chose in using describe command, let say I want to use 7 out of 10 all my variables. because when I put the specific command after "des", the result still appeared for all of my variables.
thank you so much for your help.
Really great program.
Dear sir, what is the option to make asdoc report values less than 1 with 0 preceding the decimal point (for eg. to report .36 as 0.36)?
Thank you.
I am working on a new version where various formatting options will be available. Currently, asdoc does not have any option to add preceding zeros
Thanks for uploading
Nicola Deghaye has asked whether asdoc can be used with tabs and cross tabs in Stata. The answer is yes. asdoc works great with all types of frequency tables. see this blog post for examples fintechprofessor.com/2018/06/18/exporting-tabs-and-cross-tabs-to-ms-word-from-stata-with-asdoc/
Hello Prof. the asdoc command is not working with my stata 14. Any help?
"now working" is not a very helpful error message. You should describe the problem here or send an email.
Hi, thanks for sharing this video. Could you help me on how to export escriptive stats to Latex using asdoc? Anytime I run, it provides but detailed results with a complex code to edit. I am wondering whether you could help me do this
This version of asdoc does not support exporting output to LaTeX. The premium version of asdoc shall have this feature. To see updates related to the premium version, keep visiting this link
fintechprofessor.com/stata-programs/asdocx/
Thanks, it is really helpful video. Is there any way where we can give name of our choice to word file, while we are writing the command in Stata?
Yes, you can use the save(name of your choice) option. For example
asdoc sum, save(Summary Statistics)
@@StataProfessor Thanks, and appreciated.
Amazing and Helpful Video.
Unfortunately, the stat() command bounces back, claiming that this option is not allowed. Does anybody have a solution for that kind of problem?
Please write the full code here and post the error message that you are getting, or email me at attaullah.shah@imsciences.edu.pk
asdoc is not working on my stata
Yubraj, can you please provide more details of what is not working. Is it an installation issue or other? What did you try and what did Stata say as an error message?
@@StataProfessor installation isues , but solve later ! I see the website and clearly know how to use it! If I have any quaries will ask to u!
@@yubrajpoudel2157 Wish you best of luck
Could you help me with my problem. When i'm trying to run asdoc sum, replace I get a message "asdoc sum, replace
The current directory is not writable!
The current working directory is
asdoc cannot write to this directory. As a solution,
you can change to another directory with command cd
For example, try creating a folder results in drive C:,
change to that directory, and retry your asdoc command.
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What is the solution to my problem? Why doesn't work as in the video?
Dear Uzig17, the error message identifies the problem as well as tells the solution. Normally, Stata sets the installation folder as its default folder. However, in windows, the system folders are protected and cannot be written to. Since asdoc writes its results to the current folder, therefore if the folder is not writable, it generates the stated error message. As a solution, you can create a folder on your PC and change the Stata folder with the command "cd". So if you made a directory with the name results in C drive, the folder path would be C:/results and to change the Stata current directory to this address, you shall type cd C:/results in the Stata command window and then press enter. After this, asdoc will work. I hope this helps.
In my program, asdoc does not work with all commands? What is the solution?
Please provide more details on your problem here, I shall provide a detailed answer
fintechprofessor.com/forums/forum/asdoc/
Go the end of this page and state the commands where you think asdoc did not produce expected results.
Hi! stata is telling me "command asdoc is unrecognized" what am I doing wrong?
hey you should first install the command as such:
ssc install asdoc
Dear Sir, how do I make asdoc report median as well?
You can use the stat() option of asdoc. For example
sysuse auto, clear
asdoc sum price weight, stat(p50)
@@AttaullahShah Thanks very much, sir. It worked. Previously, I had tried doing as you advise, but then I had inserted commas between the stats in the stat() option as a result of which I was receiving an error message.
Your module is simply superb. Thanks very much again.
hi babe