Dear all,
I use the following commands to make a table:
eststo: reg Y c.(A B C)#c.X
esttab, order(c.(A C B)#c.X)
Unfortunately, the -order- option causes an error:
) required
How can I solve this if I also want to keep the parenthesis binding inside -order()? Writing -order(c.A#c.X c.C#c.X c.B#c.X) would not be preferred for being tedious.
Thank you!
Larry
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