[Zelda Doyle]

Not sure if this is the right forum or not...I have a problem with asdoc and a very WEIRD error. I am using STATA IC 15 and mrtab to get some counts....I get this error.

asdoc mrtab Q19b_MM1 Q19b_MM2 Q19b_MM3 Q19b_MM4 Q19b_MM5 Q19b_MM67 Q19b_NoMovement

option Darwin not allowed
stata(): 3598 Stata returned error
asdocrest(): - function returned error
<istmt>: - function returned error

Now I have narrowed it down to the Q19b_MM5 variable, BUT if I do a straight mrtab without the asdoc, it works. Darwin is part of the wording in the Q19b_MM5 response, but I am really confused as to why it is suddenly being thought of as an option.... ANY suggestions gratefully received.

[Zainab Mariam]

Eagerly waiting for a response, please!

Sorry for any inconvenience.

Thank you in advance.

[Attaullah Shah]

mrtab is a community contributed package and hence is not supported by asdoc. You can explore asdocx, that has premium features and exports Stata tables to MS Word, Excel, LaTeX, and HTML https://fintechprofessor.com/asdocx/

[Peter Edwards]

Thanks Prof Attaullah Shah for a fantastic command.

I am trying to use the asdoc command alongside the reformat command so I can output the results of a multilevel mixed effects logitic regression model.

For example:

use https://www.stata-press.com/data/r17/bangladesh, clear
xi: melogit c_use i.urban age i.children, nofvlabel|| district:
reformat, output(necp) dpcoef(2) dpp(3) nocons eform
asdoc reformat, output(necp) dpcoef(2) dpp(3) nocons eform save(example1) replace

All the commands for reformat work other than "eform" which is what I need for my publication so I can present the odds ratios.

I've tried eform() and adding is isreg to the asdoc command but not had any success. Also tried 'asdoc: reformat command'.

Would be very grateful to know if what I am trying to achieve is possible in asdoc?

VBW

Pete

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[Pradeep Fonseka]

I use Stata SE/17.0, Windows 10 Enterprise.
When I used asdoc reg with the nest， I got the following error message. " func_nested_reg(): 3200 conformability error <istmt>: - function returned error" Can help to solve this problem? Many Thanks!