asdoc : Sends Stata output to MS Word

Nicole Martin

Firstly, thank you for making your Stata package available – it’s really speeding up my workflow compared to the other options available. I’m writing to make a suggestion that you consider adding an option that value labels can be reported in regression tables as well as variable labels.

Joanna Dipnall

I was very excited to find your wonderful asdoc Stata command. However, I am having some issues when wanting to create some tables. The Stata value labels not being copied in tab2.

For example the value labels with foreign are not copied into my Word file:

Oscar Briones

Many thanks indeed for the “asdoc” asdoc command stata
it has helped me alot.

Richell Onnel

Thanks very nice blog

Matthew Millard

I have been telling everyone about the asdoc package who uses Stata. Several people told me how much they absolutely love it. One’s exact words were that it is “game changing” for convenience.

Parek Agustino

Found this absolutely helpful. Any chance of a MacBook version(Numbers)?

Attaullah Shah

Parek Augustino: asdoc can be installed on any platform where Stata is installed.

HN Panta

Hello Dr. Shah,
Thank you so much for making stata help available publicly. I am trying to create a mean and median difference between two groups with test statistics (including starts). Could you help me with this?

HN Panta

Thank you so much! I’ll send you my query soon.

Ruth-Alma Turkson-Ocran

I was wondering if your asdoc program can handle survey data. I do not see the info on your blog regarding using it with the survey command (there is no hyperlink for it here: http://fintechprofessor.com) In addition,
Only one output gets put into the table when I try the following command:

foreach v of varlist married edu_cat poor2 emp_stat notcov usupl stay_us{ 
asdoc svy, subpop(if black_african==1): tab `v' sex_r, count col format(%12.0g), append
}

Gemechis Mersha

I would like to say thank you for your asdoc work. I found it very helpful. But I get difficulty in applying asdoc to transfer Marginal Effect result to MS Word. All the command for regression is not applicable for Marginal Effect.

For example

asdoc reg x y, replace dec(3))

…..the command dec(3) works here
but didn’t work in

asdoc margins, dydx(*), replace dec(3)

is there any asdoc special command for transferring Marginal Effect result to Word?

Dr.Öğr.Üyesi Erkan Alsu

Hi Mr. Shah I congratulate you for your asdoc program. Very nice program. I am grateful to you for bringing such a program to the world of science. Where can I find the text file on Youtube video? Where can I find the asdoc Stata codes? Thank you. Yours truly.

Joyce Lee

Hi Dr. Shah,
I absolutely love your program, and I cannot thank you enough! I just only would like to ask how I might be able to adjust the number of stars for significance level. I would like to add asterisks with regression coefficients such that

*** are added for p<0.05, 
** for p<0.01%, and 
* for p<0.001 level of significance

. It would be of great help. Thank you!

Rully

Hi Professor, thank you for the great program. Quick question. When I try the following command (to include year dummy):

asdoc xi: xtabond var var

, the program says no variable named xtabond. Doesn’t the program support ‘xi:’ command yet? Thank you.

Attaullah Shah

Rully: Thanks for reporting this bug. I shall try to find a workaround in the next update.

Rully

Thank you Professor. It’s a great program.

Jo

Hi Professor,
Is it possible for asdoc command to be in the foreach loop?