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I started to use asdocx recently.
1. while usingpwcorr
command withlabel
option, labels are printed in shortened, but I would like them to be fully printed in excel. Could you please help me how to do that?2. you know
xtdpdgmm
command and procedure became important for dynamic panel estimation recently. Yet I cannot use asdocx as a prefix with this command. Besides I cannot use asdocx with post estimation commands likeestat overid, estat underid, estat serial, estat mmsc
which are important for model selection for dynamic panel data estimation.
Could you please help me about how to use asdocx command in syntax. I will appreciate and be happy asdocxing with your help:)
Sincerely,
CengizHello Cengiz
Welcome to asdocx and this forum. For yourpwcorr
query, you can report full labels by using the option abb(.). see the following example:* First update asdocx asdocx_update * Load the nlsw88 data for our example sysuse nlsw88 * Send the correlation results to Excel file, note the option abb(.) asdocx pwcorr, label replace abb(.) save(cor.xlsx)
For the
xtgpdgmm
suggestion, please allow me some time so that I can explore the possibility of integrating it into asdocx.Thank you professor for your kind interest and solving the first issue.
I am looking forward to hearing good news about the solution of the second part.
Regards,asdocx now exports regression estimates from
xtdpdgmm
program.See the following example
* First update asdocx asdocx_update * load example data webuse abdata * Estimate regression models and make nested output tables asdocx xtdpdgmm L(0/1).n w k, iv(L2.n w k, d) m(d) nocons nest replace asdocx xtdpdgmm L(0/1).n w k, iv(L2.n) iv(w k, d) m(d) nocons nest 0 |1 2 3 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | (1) (2) ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 | L(0/1).n L(0/1).n 3 |L.n 0.151 1.094*** 4 | (0.131) (0.141) 5 |w -0.515*** -0.557*** 6 | (0.051) (0.076) 7 |k 0.414*** 0.135** 8 | (0.047) (0.056) 9 |Observations 891 891 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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