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Help for ^outtex6^                            
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Generates LaTeX code for results tables after any estimation command
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^outtex6^ , [^BEL^ow] [^PLAIN^][^DIG^its(integer)] [^LAB^els] [^LEV^el] [^LE^ge
> nd] [^DE^tails]
          [^NOP^ar] [^TIT^le(string)] [^KEY^(string)] [^PL^ace(string)]
         [^LONG^table] [^NOCH^eck]

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Display options

By default, outtex6 generates a table of the following form :
Variable name | Coefficient|significance level symbol | (Std. Err)

. "Variable name" in a left-aligned column
. "Coefficient" in a right-aligned column
.  No intercolumn space between the Coeff. column and the symbol column ; which
>  goes in a left-aligned column
. "Std.Err" between parentheses in a centered column"

Combining [^PLAIN^] and [^BEL^ow] can give up to four different layouts : 


The [^BEL^ow] option puts standards errors below the coefficient.


If [^PLAIN^] is specified, the significance level symbols are put on the same c
> olumn as the coefficients, and the column is centered.


outtex6, level below gives 
Variable name | Coefficient|sign.lev.symb.|
              |   (Std.Err)|              |

outtex6, level plain gives 
Variable name | Coefficient + sign.lev.symb. | (Std.Err) |

outtex6, level below plain gives 
 Variable name | Coefficient+sign.lev.symb. |
               |        (Std.Err)           |

 
The [^DIG^its(integer)] option defines the number of digits to be displayed (de
> fault is 3).

The [^LAB^els] option allows to display variable labels (if they exist) instead
>  of variable names.

The [^LEV^el] option adds symbols according to the coefficient's significativit
> y level.

The [^LE^gend] option adds the legend for the symbols added by [^LEV^el].

The [^DE^tails] option adds rows with the number of observation, R2 (or log-lik
> elihood), F-test (or Chi2)

The [^NOP^ar] option suppresses the parentheses around the Std.Er.

The [^TIT^le(string)] option defines the table title ("Regression results" foll
> owed by the command name is default).

Other options

The [^KEY^(string)] option defines the table label ("tabresult" followed by the
>  command name is default).

The [^PL^ace(string)] option specifies the placement of the table in the .tex d
> oc (default is htbp)

The [^LONG^table] option allows to create tables that span over several
pages using the "longtable" package (do not forget to
\usepackage{longtable} in the preamble) NB : one should use the [^KEY^]
option with [^LONG^table] because it uses the table label to display (e.g.)
"Table 1 continued"

The [^NOCH^eck] option skips the LaTeX special characters search-and-replace
routine. This option should be used in two cases :
- either you are sure there are no LaTeX special characters within variable nam
> es or labels, and want to speed-up the command,
- or you deliberately included LaTeX special characters and do not want ^outtex
> 6^ to translate them.
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The LaTeX code is displayed in the output window, one just has to copy/paste it
into a LaTeX editor (in Scientific Word, it has to be pasted into a "TeX field"
> )

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Examples

outtex6

outtex6, labels level details digits(5) 

outtex6, labels  legend details nonew digits(5) supertabular key(stab)

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Also see @sutex6@ @outreg@ @outtable@ (if installed).
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Author : Antoine Terracol
Questions , comments and bug reports : terracol at univ-paris1.fr
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