About asdoc
asdoc is a Stata program that makes it super-easy to send output from Stata to MS Word. asdoc creates high quality, publication-ready tables from various Stata commands such as summarize, correlate, tabstat, tabulate (cross-tabs), regress (regressions), ttest, 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
3.1 Correlations [Blog Post]
3.2 Correlations [YouTube Video]
3.3 Correlations with significance stars
4. Regressions
4.1 Full regression tables [YouTube Video]
4.1.1 Customizing the detailed table: Stars and CIS
4.2 Compact / nested tables (publication quality)
4.3 Regression over a grouping variable (YouTube Video)
4.4 Changing order of variables in the nested regression table
5. Frequency tables
5.1 One-way tabulation (tabulate1) Watch YouTube Video
5.2 Two-way tabulation (tabulate2) Watch YouTube Video
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
6.2 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. Exporting the Stata Data with the sub-command list
12. Writing matrix to a Word / RTF file
13. The survey prefix command
14. Customized tables with option row
15. Customizing Table Titles – Tips and Tricks
asdocx : Export Stata tables to Excel, LaTeX, or HTML
asdocx is an enhanced version of asdoc that provides an extensive list of improvements. It can also export to four different formats: docx, xlsx, tex, and html. To learn more about the differences between asdocx and asdoc asdocx, you may like to visit this page.