I am just getting my feet wet with Latex, and I am trying to use esttab to create Latex tables. When I run logit (but not ols) models, the esttab output includes the name of the dependent variable (or sometimes the word "main") in the first column and in the row just above the first independent variable. Nothing else is included in that row. I have figured out that this has something to do with "equations" option in esttab. By blindly experimenting I have found that if I use the option "equations(1)" then the row just above the first independent variable will contain "#1" instead of the dependent variable name. But, despite reading the help file and doing quite a bit of searching online, I can't find a good explanation of what the equation option does, or how I can prevent it from inserting a row in my tables. Thanks in advance for any advice/explanation.
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