[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: asdocx dec(#) option is not working. #18519

I’m running into the same issue. The output of the command correctly uses 3 decimal places when I specify dec(3), but the actual docx that is saved has 5 decimal places.

[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: asdocx for gsem output #15877

Is there a command/way to clear the asdocx replay?

When I run the gsem command and then asdocx replay the first time it works great but if I run a subsequent gsem command and try to use asdocx replay it outputs the data from the first gsem command.

[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: asdocx for gsem output #15876

Perfect, I will give that a try! Thank you so much!

[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: Writing Local Matrices with asdocx in Stata #15564

I really appreciate all of your help!

I’ve set up my data in two matrices and checked that they are in loc 1 and loc 2 using flexmat showmat, locinfo. The row names match exactly, but when I run the following code:

flexmat merge, matloc(1,2)

I get the error:

        merge_matrices():  3001  expected 6 arguments but received 5
                 <istmt>:     -  function returned error
r(3001);

Do you have any suggestions for how to make the merge sub-command work?

[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: Writing Local Matrices with asdocx in Stata #15549

Ok, it appears that the code as you suggested is working now, but is there a way to nest that output with a previously generated nested table?

[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: Writing Local Matrices with asdocx in Stata #15545

Sorry autocorrect changed it to what. The error reads “command wmat is unrecognized”

[Isabel Krakoff]

in reply to: Using asdocx with the groups command in Stata #15503

Wow, thank you so much! It works perfectly now 🙂

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