[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: asdocx to export codebook from Stata to Excle | Word #15484

Hello Professor Melse
Thanks for the detailed feedback.
String variables
I have modified asdocx in light of your suggestion and now it works with string variables as well.

File type
I have discussed the permanent and session settings on this https://asdocx.com/asdocx-documentation/session-and-permanent-options-asdocx/ page. The idea is that once a session variable is set, it remains the same for user’s convenience. So, if one changes font(), fs(), or save() options, they remain the same unless changed again. This saves the user’s time and efforts in not having to type them over and again.

Speed
I have improved the speed by using an alternative algorithm for finding the required statistics.

Statistics
This will take some time as I have to work more on adding these statistics.

You can update and test the new version

asdocx_update

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Cannot run the template file of table1 with asdocx. #15479

Hello Dr Bijaya Kumar Padhi
Seems you have tried to run the code from the command window. Stata does not allow the line continuation from the command window using the three slashes ///

Either you have to run the code from a do file or remove the three slashes and run it from command window. For example, try this code

use http://fintechprofessor.com/asdocxAddins/table1.dta, clear

asdocx tab immigrant bone_arthritis bone_backspin bone_backother bone_neck bone_fibro bone_lupus, template(table1) table_layout(autofit) replace

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Using asdocx with the groups command in Stata #15470

Hello Isabel
Since groups command is not an official Stata command, asdocx is not aware of it. Therefore, you are receiving the mentioned error. On your request, I have worked on it and have added it to asdocx. You should update asdocx with the following code

asdocx_update

Once installed, you can use asdocx with the groups command in a usual manner. Following is an example from the help file of the groups command.

webuse nlswork
asdocx groups collgrad not_smsa c_city south, order(high)
  


----+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1 |college gradu               SMSA    central city     south   frequency     percent 
----+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2 |0                              0           0           0        5742      20.129 
  3 |0                              0           1           0        4941      17.321 
  4 |0                              1           0           1        3982      13.959 
  5 |0                              0           1           1        3455      12.112 
  6 |0                              1           0           0        3086      10.818 
  7 |0                              0           0           1        2527       8.859 
  8 |1                              0           0           0        1412       4.950 
  9 |1                              0           1           0        1096       3.842 
 10 |1                              0           1           1         698       2.447 
 11 |1                              0           0           1         598       2.096 
 12 |1                              1           0           0         566       1.984 
 13 |1                              1           0           1         423       1.483 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: ordering the categories of a by() bysort variables in summary / tabulation command asdocx #15455

The by() or the bysort prefix follow the logical order when the by() variable is numeric and alphabetical order when it is string. You can read this FAQs on Stata official site to modify the ordering of the categories of the by() variable

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: summary tables with dissimilar dimensions return error #15454

It will help me in replicating the problem if you can share a sample of your data using the dataex program or eamil the data directly to me. To install dataex program

ssc install dataex

* Then create a sample
dataex

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: nest in summary statistics table #15450

Welcome to the Forum Selini

Yes you create summary statistics using a grouping variable. See the following example. I use industry as a grouping variable and find descriptive statistics for the variable wage.

sysuse nlsw88, clear
bys industry : asdocx sum wage, replace

I think you should post the second question as a new topic so that it is answered there.

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Font size: current session and permanent sessions. #15413

Hello Dimas
The font size issue has been solved. Actually, there was a line of cod that I forgot to change. To update, type
asdocx_update

I would like your feedback in future as well.

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Decimals and the base level category in factor variables #15409

Hello Ozer Erdem
On your request, I have added option dect() to control the decimal points of standard errors, t-values, or p-value in the nested regressions. I have also fixed the issue with the nofvlabel option. Here is one example where I used the default three decimal places for regression coefficients and two decimal points for standard errors.

sysuse auto, clear
asdocx reg price mpg i.foreign##c.rep78, replace nest 
asdocx reg price mpg rep78 headroom, nest
asdocx reg price mpg rep78 headroom weight , nest 
asdocx reg price mpg rep78 weight , nest dect(2) nofvlabel

You may like to note that asdocx considers all formatting options of the last command used. You may add these options in each line of code, that does not do any harm though.

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: asdocx and graphs #14837

Hello Jörg
asdocx can now export graphs. Here is quick start https://asdocx.com/options-for-docx-word-files-asdocx/export-graphs-and-charts-from-stata-to-word-with-asdocx/. you need to update it before you can use. To update,
asdocx_update

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Nested Regression with confidence intervals with asdocx #14661

I have added a custom template for a similar regression that you have specified. I call this template as reg1. First update asdocx using the following code of line.

asdocx_update 

After updating asdocx, you can use it as shown below.

 asdocx logistic bone_arthritis i.immigrant i.male i.ethrace i.educ i.faminc i.agecategory ///
   i.uninsured, replace label template(reg1)

Please note the option template(reg1) that invokes the reg1 template. This template creates a regression table that looks like the one given below.

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Change the column headers with asdocx using cnames() #14660

Hello Ben
I have fixed the issue of cnames(). You can update the asdocx by

asdocx_update

Following is an example and the output generated by asdocx

  sysuse auto, clear
  asdocx reg price mpg rep78, nest replace cnames(Base) replace label

* Add variable headroom and then nest with existing table
  asdocx reg price mpg rep78 headroom, nest label cnames(Headroom)

* Add variable weight and then nest with existing table
  asdocx reg price mpg rep78 headroom weight, nest label cnames(Weight)

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: asdocx Font, label options in Stata #14612

Hello Prof Eric

I added the font option few days ago , do you have the most recent version of asdocx. To be sure, you can update and check.

asdocx_update

The compatibility issue is with the Stata docx() suit of commands. All documents created from Stata have this issue, whether you use Mata _dodx() Classes or putdocx command.

I shall work on the label issue and let you know once ready.

Thanks for your feedback.

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: asdocx to export regression results of ppmlhdfe #14611

Hello Christian

Thanks for reporting this. There are two issues, which I have corrected.

The program ppmlhdfe is not an official Stata program, therefore, asdocx was unaware of that. I have added it to the supported packages inside asdocx
The ppmlhdfe uses a matastrict on condition, that would cause the asdocx package to throw errors. I have fixed that too.
You can now update asdocx and restart Stata

To update,

asdocx_update

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Difference between asdoc and asdocx? #14601

Hello Gregory
Thanks for asking this question. I was planning to write something like this to highlight how asdocx differs from asdoc. asdocx is a huge project and it took several years. I am still working on it and hardly find time to write the help file. So I just renamed the asdoc help file because the basic syntax of both the program match. For a starter, you may read this online help, which is off course still incomplete.

There are several major differences bettween asdoc and asdocx. The Following table highlights few of them.

Features	asdoc	asdocx
RTF output
Native docx output
Excel Output
LaTeX output
Flexmat Support
Template Support
Graphs and Chart

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Dr. Attaullah Shah.

[Dr. Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: asdocx leading zero in Regressions | Stata #14595

Hello Veline
I have fixed it. Please update it.

asdocx_update

Thanks for your feedback.

[Author]

Posts