It is rather easy to copy Stata output and Stata graphs into Microsoft Word. This page shows how you can copy your Stata output and graphs into Microsoft Word. The…
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This FAQ illustrates the outreg command that makes regression tables in a format that is commonly used in journal articles. The outreg command was written by John Luke Gallup and…
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Let’s use a file called hsb1 from our web site and use that as an example. use https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stat/stata/notes/hsb1 , clear (highschool and beyond (200 cases)) To make this simpler, let’s…
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Starting with Stata version 8.2, it is possible to save and use SAS XPORT (.xpt) file directly from within Stata.  If your Stata 8 is not fully up to date,…
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Stata has the convenient feature of having a bootstrap prefix command which can be seamlessly incorporated with estimation commands (e.g., logistic regression or OLS regression) and non-estimation commands (e.g., summarize)….
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Here are two major weighting methods that can be used by stat pacjages in their OLS regression analyses: Analytic weights (aweights). Analytic weights are inversely proportional to the variance of…
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Post-hoc pairwise comparisons are commonly performed after significant effects when there are three or more levels of a factor. Stata has three built-in pairwise methods (sidak, bonferroni and scheffe) in…
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Stata FAQ: How can I do post-hoc pairwise comparisons of adjusted means in Stata? This FAQ will cover doing pairwise comparisons for adjusted means and will make use of the…
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It is not very difficult to perform path analysis using Stata’s regress command, but it does require the use of a regress command for each stage in the path analysis…
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Say that you want to look at the relationship between how much a child talks on the phone and the age of the child. You get a random sample of…
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