asdoc : Sends Stata output to MS Word
Category:Stata ProgramsAbout asdoc
asdoc is a Stata program that makes the process of sending Stata output to MS Word super easy. asdoc creates high quality, publication-ready tables from various Stata commands such as summarize, correlate, tabstat, cross-tabs, regressions, t-tests, flexible table, and many more.
Installation
The program can be installed by typing the following from the Stata command window:
ssc install asdoc, update
Table of contents
1. Introduction
1.1 asdoc: short introduction and examples
1.2 Commands for controlling asdoc
2. Summary Statistics
2. Summary statistics
2.1 Basic summary statistics
2.2 Customized summary statistics
3. Correlations
3. Correlations [Blog Post]
3. Correlations [YouTube Video]
4. Regressions
4.1 Full regression tables [YouTube Video]
4.2 Compact / nested tables (publication quality)
4.3 Regression over a grouping variable (YouTube Video)
5. Frequency tables
5.1 One-way tabulation (tabulate1)
5.2 Two-way tabulation (tabulate2)
5.3 One- and two-way tables of summary statistics (tabsum)
5.4 Multiple-way tables (tab1)
5.5 All-possible two-way tables (tab2)
6. Compact tables (tabstat)
6.1 Without groups
6.1 With groups
7. Flexible table of statistics (table)
7.1 One-way table
7.2 Two-way table
7.3 Three-way table
7.4 Four-way table
8. T-tests
8.1 one-sample t-test
8.2 two-sample using groups
8.3 two-sample using variables
8.4 paired t-test
9. Table of means, std., and frequencies (tabsum)
10. Means
10.1 Arithmetic / harmonic / geometric means
10.2 Proportions
10.3 Ratio
10.4 Total
11. List command
12. Writing matrix to a Word / RTF file
13.The survey prefix command
14.Customized tables with option row
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12 Comments
Nicole Martin
January 10, 2018at 8:37 amFirstly, 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
June 1, 2018at 3:42 amI 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:
Attaullah Shah
July 27, 2018at 6:23 pmIn version 2 of asdoc, I have included value lables with all tabulation commands, i.e. tabulate, tabulated2, tab1, tab2, etc. Thanks for your suggestion.
Attaullah Shah
August 26, 2018at 11:06 amDear Joanna
In version 2.0 of asdoc, option label has been added for the following Stata commands when using asdoc.
1. tabulate
2. tabulate2
3. tab1
4. tab2
5. regress and all other variants of regressions in Stata
You can update asdoc from SSC by:
ssc install asdoc, replace
Oscar Briones
June 10, 2018at 3:35 pmMany thanks indeed for the “asdoc” asdoc command stata
it has helped me alot.
Richell Onnel
June 19, 2018at 10:18 pmThanks very nice blog
Matthew Millard
September 22, 2018at 2:16 amI 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
October 7, 2018at 10:47 pmFound this absolutely helpful. Any chance of a MacBook version(Numbers)?
Attaullah Shah
October 8, 2018at 4:29 amParek Augustino: asdoc can be installed on any platform where Stata is installed.
HN Panta
October 13, 2018at 4:52 pmHello 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?
Attaullah Shah
October 13, 2018at 11:16 pmDear Panta
Please send your query at attaullah.shah@imsciences.edu.pk
HN Panta
October 13, 2018at 11:19 pmThank you so much! I’ll send you my query soon.