[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Random Effects Parameters #17288

I quickly checked the help file of mixed and did not find any stored results for the random effects parameters. If this is the case, it is hard to report them using asdocx.

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: asdocx seems not to work after estimates use #17284

I have added support for stored estimates now. Instead of using regress, use replay to replay the stored estimates. Please update and try the following example

asdocx_update

Example of detailed regression

sysuse auto.dta, clear
regress price mpg headroom trunk displacement
estimates save results, replace
clear
estimates use results
asdocx replay, replace save(detailed.html)

Linear regression

Variables	Coef.	Std. Err.	t-value	p-value	[95% Co	Interval]	Sig
mpg	-124.512	75.153	-1.66	0.102	-274.438	25.414
headroom	-789.532	471.188	-1.68	0.098	-1729.525	150.462	*
trunk	66.222	106.529	0.62	0.536	-146.298	278.742
displacement	11.935	4.884	2.44	0.017	2.191	21.678	**
Constant	7914.615	2701.779	2.93	0.005	2524.713	13304.518	***
Mean dependent var		SD dependent var	.
R-squared		Number of obs	74.000
F-test		Prob > F	0.000
Akaike crit. (AIC)		Bayesian crit. (BIC)	1386.274
Notes: *** p<.01, ** p<.05, * p<.1

Example of nested regression

sysuse auto.dta, clear
regress price mpg headroom trunk displacement
estimates save results, replace
clear
estimates use results
asdocx replay, replace save(Nested.html) nest

Table: Regression results

	(1)
Variables	price
mpg	-124.512
	(75.153)
headroom	-789.532*
	(471.188)
trunk	66.222
	(106.529)
displacement	11.935**
	(4.884)
Intercept	7914.615***
	(2701.779)
Observations	74
R2	0.303
Notes: Standard errors are in parentheses. *** p<.01, ** p<.05, * p<.1

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Export diagnostic plots with asdocx from Stata #17272

Hello Johnathan
I have added the mentioned plots to asdocx. Please update asdocx.

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Export results of SEM from Stata to Word with asdoc #17264

I have fixed the svy and sem related issue, to update, type

asdocx_update, beta mlib

You may also like options tzok and table_layout(auto). The fist one reports equal number of decimal places for all values. The second one yields a tight fit for the table in the given page width.

asdocx svy jackknife: sem (Resil->values, ) (Resil->vary_solut, ) ///
(Resil->empeffort, )(Resil->emp_fast,), ///
method(mlmv) latent (Resil) nocapslatent ///
replace table_layout(auto) tzok

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Export the lowess smoothing curve into my docx file #17263

Thanks for reporting this. I have added the lowess command to asdocx. The updates are still in beta version, therefore, to update, type

asdocx_update, beta mlib

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: How to create a descriptive table when the treatment variable has 3 categories #17229

Dear Dr Kumar
There is a major update to the table1 template. Now it can report any number of categories of the treatment variable. You may find more details on this page https://asdocx.com/documentations/creating-and-working-with-asdocx-template-files/table1-template-for-baseline-characteristics-of-patients-asdocx/#11 (on the given page, move to this section Multiple categories of the treatvar).

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Unfamiliar r(3602) error when trying to use asdocx after switching Mac to PC #17190

Hello Jessica
asdocx license is machine-specific. The license works only on a PC/Mac for which the license was generated. The license is based on the information generated by the aslic program. Since, you have shifted to a new PC, you need a new license. As per FAQs, license works fine if you re-install your operating system or move to a new version of Stata. As a goodwill gesture, I shall create a new license for your new PC. Please install aslic and run it.

net install aslic, from(http://fintechprofessor.com) 
aslic

It will generate few lines on the Stata screen, email those lines to me.

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: save file in a specific location #17187

Suhail Sayed
The stcrprep is a community contributed package. I checked it and did not find any output after running it. Can you please elaborate what do you expect from including it to asdocx?

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: save file in a specific location #17183

Wa Alaikum Assalam
Dear Suhail Sayed
Thanks for your appreciation and kind words. You can change the file name using the save() option. So, you want to save the results in a word file name Summary Statistics, an example would be

asdocx sum, save(Summary Statistics.docx)

or in an excel file,

asdocx sum, save(Summary Statistics.xlsx)

You can also specify folder, say paper1. (If the folder does not exist, asdocx will create it. Also, if you specify several nested folders, asdocx checks each one of them and create them if they do not exist)

mkdir paper1
asdocx sum, save(paper1/summary statistics.docx) replace

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: converting table to matrix after asdocx #17180

Hello Jose
asdocx creates a string matrix in Mata. That matrix is available for modification and re-export using the flexmat package, that is part of asdocx. See this example

Merge | manipulate tables with flexmat | bysort tab example

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Use asdocx in a loop for summary statistics #17038

This is possible with flexmat. I encourage you to invest an hour or less on flexmat, and shall have the freedom to make sophisticated tables. Here is a starting blog post https://asdocx.com/flexmat-create-flexible-tables-in-stata-mata/. Let me show an example for creating your desired table.

 sysuse auto , clear 
 loc NextRow 2 
 flexmat reset 
 flexmat addrow , data(Variable , Obs , Mean , Std. dev. , Min , Max) row(1)
 
 foreach var in price mpg trunk {
   sum `var' if `var' != 999
   flexmat addrow , data(`r(N)',`r(mean)',`r(sd)', `r(min)',`r(max)' ) row(`NextRow') dec(3) 
   loc ++NextRow 
  } 
 asdocx export

Table: Results

Variable	Obs	Mean	Std. dev.	Min	Max
price	74	6165.257	2949.496	3291	15906
mpg	74	21.297	5.786	12	41
trunk	74	13.757	4.277	5	23
Notes:

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Decimal points for the percentages and p-values in table1 template | asdocx #16735

I forgot to change a macro in the table1 template, this is why dec() and dect() had no effect on the output. I have fixed that. You can update to the beta version and test it. To update, please type:

asdocx_update, beta mlib

Here is an example where I would like to report 4 dp for the p-values and 1 dp for the percentages.

asdocx  tabulate diabetes i.agegrp ,  template(table1) ///
 col dec(1) dect(1) replace 

Table 1: Demographics

Variables	Not diabetic (n=9850)	Diabetic (n = 499)	Total (10349)	P-value
Age group				0.0000
20–29	2305 (23.4%)	15 (3.0%)	2320 (22.4%)
30–39	1600 (16.2%)	21 (4.2%)	1621 (15.7%)
40–49	1229 (12.5%)	42 (8.4%)	1271 (12.3%)
50–59	1219 (12.4%)	72 (14.4%)	1291 (12.5%)
60–69	2622 (26.6%)	238 (47.7%)	2860 (27.6%)
70+	875 (8.9%)	111 (22.2%)	986 (9.5%)
P-values by t-test for continuous variables and Chi2 test for binary/categorical variables.

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Export Indirect and total effects after SEM from Stata to Word #16685

On your request, I have now added support for estat teffects sub-command. The full syntax and examples are discussed on this page https://asdocx.com/table-of-direct-indirect-and-total-effects-after-sem-word-excel-latex-stata/
It is being released in the beta version of asdocx, therfore, first you need to run this code to get the beta version

asdocx_update, beta mlib

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Export xttab to LaTeX with asdocx #16613

I have now added xttab to asdocx, here is an example

 * Load example data
 webuse nlswork
 
 xtset idcode year
 
 * use xttab with asdocx
 asdocx xttab race
 

race	Overall		Between		Overall
value	Freq	Percent	Freq	Percent	Percent
white	20180	70.723	3329	70.664	100
black	8051	28.215	1325	28.126	100
other	303	1.062	57	1.21	100
Total	28534	100	4711	100	100
Notes:

[Attaullah Shah]

in reply to: Report the log likelihood for the negative binomial and cox regression #16587

In the nested regressions, you can add any statistics that is available in the e() macro. This is documented in the help file of asdocx, type help asdocx and then browse to the section 4.10 , you shall find the relevant details and example. Here is one example. Since the log likelihood is reported in the e(ll) macro, we need to add the option stat(ll).

 webuse rod93 , clear
 generate logexp=ln(exposure)
 asdocx nbreg deaths i.cohort , exposure(exp) nest stat(ll)

Table: Regression results

	(1)
	deaths
1b.cohort
2.cohort	-0.268
	(0.724)
3.cohort	-0.457
	(0.724)
Intercept	-2.087***
	(0.512)
/lnalpha	0.594**
	(0.258)
Observations	21
Pseudo R2	0.002
ll	-131.38
Notes: \iStandard errors are in parentheses. *** p<.01, ** p<.05, * p<.1

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