I want to generate a table in Stata that contains means, differences and t-values for 4 different groups.
In particular, say you have 2x2
study design and want to display the mean and standard deviation of the outcome variable and add a further column that tests for the difference across treatment one and a further row that contains the difference and t-value across treatment two.
I have the following code:
clear
sysuse auto
gen large_trunk = (trunk > 14)
gen price_large_trunk = price if large_trunk == 1
gen price_small_trunk = price if large_trunk == 0
eststo price_domestic: qui estpost sum price_large_trunk price_small_trunk if foreign == 0
eststo price_foreign: qui estpost sum price_large_trunk price_small_trunk if foreign == 1
eststo diff: qui estpost ttest price_large_trunk price_small_trunk, by(foreign)
eststo diff2: qui estpost ttest price if foreign == 0, by(large_trunk)
eststo diff3: qui estpost ttest price if foreign == 1, by(large_trunk)
esttab price_domestic price_foreign diff diff2 diff3, ///
cells("mean(pattern(1 1 0) fmt(2)) b(star pattern(0 0 1) fmt(2))" "sd(pattern(1 1 0) par) t(pattern(0 0 1) par)") ///
mtitle("Domestic" "Foreign" "Difference") ///
nonumbers noobs ///
coeflabels(price "Difference") ///
notes
The output is:
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Domestic Foreign Difference diff2 diff3
mean/sd mean/sd b/t mean/sd b/t mean/sd b/t
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price_larg~k 6900.13 6186.00 714.13
(3164.76) (2186.93) (0.48)
price_smal~k 4850.57 6443.12 -1592.55
(2608.98) (2794.83) (-1.81)
Difference -2049.56* 257.12
(-2.45) (0.19)
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As you can see this is a 7x3
table. Ideally I would want to have the elements in the last row in columns one and two and discard all columns after column three.
On a related note, I also wonder if I can suppress the summary statistics in the table header (I mean the mean/sd
and b/t
under the treatment names).