I just discovered the user-written -rtfutil- command from SSC, which seems to be
a powerful suite of commands for writing RTF files from within Stata with an
elaborate documentation explaining complicated stuff. I only want
to use -rtfutil- for simple stuff, like
1) appending a page break to an existing rtf file,
2) appending a heading to an existing rtf file, or
3) appendix a landscape section break to an existing rtf file?
Is that possible and does anyone know how to do it?
I am giving an example below that also uses the SSC -esttab- command.
Code:
// Open data sysuse auto, clear // Run regression 1 qui regress length trunk mpg estimates store m1 // Create rtf file with Table esttab m1 using tables.rtf, title(Table 1) replace // Append a page break to tables.rtf rtfutil??? // Append the heading "This is the section with Table 2" to tables.rtf rtfutil??? "This is the section with Table 2" // Run regression 2 qui regress length trunk foreign estimates store m2 // Append Table 2 to tables.rtf esttab m2 using tables.rtf, title(Table 2) append // Run lots of regressions for a wide table local i = 2 foreach x of varlist rep78 headroom trunk weight mpg displacement gear_ratio { local i = `i' + 1 qui regress length estimates store m`i' } // Append a landscape section break to tables.rtf rtfutil??? // Append Table 3 to tables.rtf esttab m3 m4 m5 m6 m7 m8 m9 using tables.rtf, title(Table 3) append // Append a portrait section break to tables.rtf rtfutil???
Thanks
Gobinda
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