Hi Statalists,
I have a quick question about creating a table using ---esttab--- or ---estout--- to present multiple variables of interest in one table.
I am working on a fixed effect model with multiple independent variables that I would like to show in the table. Basically, I run a regression and change the variable of interest between x, y, and z. There are also control variables in the equation, which I plan to omit from the table. Ideally, I would like to have a table that looks like this;
Just to make sure that I explain this clearly. This table contains, in total, 18 coefficients of interest(6 models * 3 variables of interest). This may seem unusual to show the result this way, but I did it to reduce the number of tables in my work.
Questions:
Thank you so much for your time reading and thinking about my questions.
I have a quick question about creating a table using ---esttab--- or ---estout--- to present multiple variables of interest in one table.
I am working on a fixed effect model with multiple independent variables that I would like to show in the table. Basically, I run a regression and change the variable of interest between x, y, and z. There are also control variables in the equation, which I plan to omit from the table. Ideally, I would like to have a table that looks like this;
Variables | M1 | M2 | M3 | M4 | M5 | M6 |
ln(x) | v1 | v2 | v3 | v4 | v5 | v6 |
ln(y) | v7 | v8 | v9 | v10 | v11 | v12 |
ln(z) | v13 | v14 | v15 | v16 | v17 | v18 |
Just to make sure that I explain this clearly. This table contains, in total, 18 coefficients of interest(6 models * 3 variables of interest). This may seem unusual to show the result this way, but I did it to reduce the number of tables in my work.
Questions:
- Is it possible to use esttab or estout to do something like this? I have read through the documentation, and it seems very hard to do so
- If the above is impossible, are there other packages I should try to create this table? Or should I present the results in different ways?
Thank you so much for your time reading and thinking about my questions.