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in reply to: Reg2 Template? #18478
Yes, you understood it correctly.
in reply to: asdocx + Histogram #18463Dear Kevin
Thanks for your feedback. The error message indicates that it is caused by the Mata setting being set tomatastrict on. I have fixed the issue. You may update asdocx withasdocx_update.in reply to: Reg2 Template? #18459Dear Kevin,
Thank you for your interest in the
reg2template. Thereg2template treats the first variable as the independent variable, followed by a list of dependent variables. This is indeed documented on thereg2page.It’s also important to note that Stata does not allow factor variables in the dependent variable. This is a limitation of the software and not the template itself. The
reg2template is designed to work within these constraints.I hope this clarifies your query. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.
in reply to: Reg2 Template? #18413Dear Kevin
Thanks for the follow up and the initial query. I have now added a page for reg2, visit it to get more details about the template.in reply to: oneway and rank sum unknow sub-command #18370Dear Theresa L Harm
I have now addedonewayto asdocx. Here is a working example. Do not forget to update asdocx before trying the example.* asdocx_update asdocx_update ⠀ * Load example data webuse apple ⠀ * asdocx with oneway asdocx oneway weight treatment, replace ⠀ Analysis of variance 0 |1 2 3 4 5 6 ----+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |Source SS df MS F Prob > F ----+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 |Between groups 5295.544 3 1765.181 21.457 0.001 3 |Within groups 493.592 6 82.265 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bartlett's equal-variances test: Chi²(3) = 1.390(3) Prob>Chi² = 0.7079 ⠀in reply to: Export table from pstest of psmatch2 #18369Dear Yang,
I’m pleased to inform you that support for
pstesthas been added to asdocx. You can now exportpstestresults using asdocx to create well-formatted tables. For examples and syntax, please visit our this page https://asdocx.com/export-pstest-table-from-stata-to-word-excel-latex-with-asdocx/.Dear Kevin
Visit this thread for groups https://asdocx.com/forums/topic/asdocx-groups/in reply to: asdoc fails to report the p-values and chi-square #18333This feature was added to asdocx (https://fintechprofessor.com/asdocx/), see this example
sysuse nlsw88 asdocx tab age race, chi replace
Hello David
I see that you are using by() option with template(table1). As discussed here https://asdocx.com/documentations/creating-and-working-with-asdocx-template-files/table1-template-for-baseline-characteristics-of-patients-asdocx/, table1 template has a different syntax. If have a treatment variable, that must be written first, followed by other variables. Therefore, there is no by() option in template1. Here is the correct syntax.asdocx tab pus_cord_total28 i.mateduc_2cat i.wealth_tertile i.number_of_ANC /// i.bwt_3cat i.Parity_cat i.pateduc_2cat i.mothers_age_category i.Place_Birth2 /// i.married i.rur i.mode_birth i.childsex_2, factor(N %) by(pus_cord_total28) /// continuous(mean sd) template(table1) table_layout(autofit) save(omphalitis.xlsx) /// replace dec(2) dect(2)Before using the above, do update asdocx with
asdocx_update.I have fixed the issue with fonts and sheet name. Please note that you can specify sheet name using the option `sheet()’. See the following example:
asdocx_update sysuse auto asdocx sum, save(a.xlsx) replace sheet(Sheet 3) font(Arial)
Hello Kevin
I have updated thetable1template. I hope the update fixes the errors you have mentioned. Here is a working example.asdocx_update * Use example data use http://fintechprofessor.com/asdocxAddins/table1.dta, clear * Export table1 with no treatment effect. asdocx tab immigrant bone_arthritis bone_backspin bone_backother bone_neck /// bone_fibro bone_lupus, template(table1) notreatment replace Table 1: Demographics 0 |1 2 ----+---------------------------------------------------- 1 |Variables Total (1000) ----+---------------------------------------------------- 2 |immigrant 3 | Non-Immigrant 670 (86.118%) 4 | Immigrant 108 (13.882%) 5 |Arthritis 6 | No arthritis 165 (17.387%) 7 | Arthritis 784 (82.613%) 8 |Back pain due to s~s 9 | No back pain due ~n 918 (96.733%) 10 | Back pain due to ~i 31 (3.267%) 11 |Back pain due to o~s 12 | Back pain due to ~s 1000 (100.000%) 13 |Neck pain 14 | No neck pain 803 (84.615%) 15 | Neck pain 146 (15.385%) 16 |Fibromyalgia 17 | No fibromyalgia 923 (97.260%) 18 | Fibromyalgia 26 (2.740%) 19 |Lupus 20 | No lupus 944 (99.473%) 21 | Lupus 5 (0.527%) ----------------------------------------------------------With regards to the inclusion of new statistics, I’ve taken note of your recommendations and will take them into account as soon as my schedule allows.
in reply to: mrtab with asdocx in Stata #17671Hello Kevin
The poly option was not previously supported in asdocx. I have added it now. You can update the mrtab package using the following link. Also update asdocx, then try the following example.net install asdocx_mrtab, from(http://fintechprofessor.com) replace asdocx_update * Load some example data . use http://fmwww.bc.edu/RePEc/bocode/d/drugs.dta * export the mrtab output with asdocx asdocx mrtab inco1-inco7, include title(Sources of income) poly by(city) replace | City in which the interview was Sources of | conducted income | Basel Bern Zurich | Total ------------+------------------------------------+----------- 0 no | 348 288 336 | 972 1 yes | 346 284 333 | 963 ------------+------------------------------------+----------- Total | 694 572 669 | 1935 Cases | 348 288 336 | 972 Valid cases: 972 Missing cases: 0in reply to: bysort and if don’t get along #17668The algorithm behind
tabdispis quite complex. Initially, I did not intend to include aby()option. However, in response to your request, I have now added this feature. Please note that the output might slightly deviate from what is produced by Stata. This is currently the best achievable result. After updating asdocx, you can try the following exampleasdocx tabdisp when, c(bp) by(sex) concise replace Tabulation of bp : sex = 1 0 |1 2 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |Status bp ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 |Before 143 3 |After 153 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: Tabulation of bp : sex = Male 0 |1 2 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |Status bp ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 |Before 152 3 |After 149 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes:in reply to: =exp not allowed error in asdocx #17657Hello Isabel
I have resolved a syntax parsing issue that was present in the previous version. In the future, when reporting an issue, it would be helpful if you could also share a dummy dataset. This would allow me to replicate the issue more efficiently. To update to the most recent version, please typeasdocx_update. To demonstrate that the updated version is functioning correctly with the mixed command, I have used a dataset from Stata.
* Get the example dataset webuse productivity * Make the nested regression table with asdocx asdocx mixed gsp private emp hwy water other unemp || state: if unemp >5 & region == 2 , mle replace nest asdocx mixed gsp private emp hwy water unemp || state: if unemp >5 & region == 2 , mle nest asdocx mixed gsp private emp water unemp || state: if unemp >5 & region == 2 , mle nest * The output Table: Regression results 0 |1 2 3 4 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | (1) (2) (3) 2 |Variables gsp gsp gsp ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 |private 0.068 0.138 0.197** 4 | (0.095) (0.087) (0.093) 5 |emp 1.326*** 1.243*** 0.974*** 6 | (0.163) (0.149) (0.132) 7 |hwy -0.705*** -0.257*** 8 | (0.095) (0.086) 9 |water -0.099* -0.037 -0.003 10 | (0.058) (0.043) (0.043) 11 |other 0.3*** 12 | (0.079) 13 |unemp 0.001 0 -0.005* 14 | (0.004) (0.003) (0.003) 15 |Intercept 4.849*** 2.79*** 1.511** 16 | (0.226) (0.628) (0.61) 17 |lns1_1_1:Intercept -13.121 -2.922*** -2.494*** 18 | (64553.719) (0.463) (0.446) 19 |lnsig_e:Intercept -3.685*** -3.778*** -3.721*** 20 | (0.104) (0.109) (0.109) 21 |Observations 46 46 46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: Standard errors are in parentheses. *** p<.01, ** p<.05, * p<.1in reply to: bysort and if don’t get along #17647I have fixed the issue reported by Keiji Muramatsu. This will hopefully also fix the other issues reported by Kevin. If the update does not solve the other issues, Kevin may like to post an example.
asdocx_update webuse citytemp2, clear gen group=mod(_n, 3) asdocx tab region agecat if tempjan >22, by(group) replace Tabulation of region agecat : group = 0 0 |1 2 3 4 5 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Census Region agecat 2 | 19-29 30-34 35+ Total ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 |NE 11 28 12 51 4 |N Cntrl 7 31 10 48 5 |South 46 23 14 83 6 |West 51 25 7 83 7 |Total 115 107 43 265 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: Tabulation of region agecat : group = 1 0 |1 2 3 4 5 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Census Region agecat 2 | 19-29 30-34 35+ Total ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 |NE 11 27 13 51 4 |N Cntrl 7 30 10 47 5 |South 47 22 15 84 6 |West 51 24 8 83 7 |Total 116 103 46 265 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: Tabulation of region agecat : group = 2 0 |1 2 3 4 5 ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Census Region agecat 2 | 19-29 30-34 35+ Total ----+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 |NE 10 28 12 50 4 |N Cntrl 7 31 10 48 5 |South 46 23 14 83 6 |West 52 24 8 84 7 |Total 115 106 44 265 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: -
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