Dear Statalist,
I would like to know whether there is a way to increase the spacing between rows in tables?
As you can see in the image above our table looks a little cluttered due to the closeness ove the rows.
I also would like to know whether it it possible to increase line thickness?
Here is what I am trying to achieve:
This is the code for the table above:
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The following two images show parts of a regression I ran in the same variables. My issue with them is that the R-squared is displayed in a " .12345" format and not in a "0.1234" format. Furthermore, there is an unecessary line separating R&D and the rest of the variables, the lines at the top are too thin and "Dependent Variable = Cash-to-Assets" is missing a line underneath.
Again, here are snippets of the table:
And here is what I am trying to achieve:
This is the code:
Upon researching this topic, I found that Stata is able to export tables through other programs (Latex, Word etc.) so I am thinking, that my tables will never look like the tables I am trying to replicate, if I only export them in a html format. Please correct me if I am mistaken.
Any advice on this topic and the above mentioned tables is greatly appreciated!
I would like to know whether there is a way to increase the spacing between rows in tables?
As you can see in the image above our table looks a little cluttered due to the closeness ove the rows.
I also would like to know whether it it possible to increase line thickness?
Here is what I am trying to achieve:
This is the code for the table above:
Code:
local allvars CashtoAt TXUNCER fiveyearRTC fiveyearCASHETR fcons nol lossfirm NWC lev EBITDA MTBR size divpo capExpend aquist atCF resDev
estpost sum `allvars', detail
esttab using Table_2.html, replace noobs nonumbers ///
cells("count(label(N) fmt(%7.0fc)) mean(fmt(3) label(Mean)) p50(fmt(3) label(Median)) sd(fmt(3) label(Standard Deviation)) p25(fmt(3) label(25th percentile)) p75(fmt(3) label(75th percentile))") ///
label ///
title ("Table 2: Descriptive Statistics") compress nonotes
The following two images show parts of a regression I ran in the same variables. My issue with them is that the R-squared is displayed in a " .12345" format and not in a "0.1234" format. Furthermore, there is an unecessary line separating R&D and the rest of the variables, the lines at the top are too thin and "Dependent Variable = Cash-to-Assets" is missing a line underneath.
Again, here are snippets of the table:
And here is what I am trying to achieve:
This is the code:
Code:
run cluster2.ado
eststo model1: cluster2 CashtoAt TXUNCER fiveyearRTC fiveyearCASHETR fcons nol lossfirm NWC lev EBITDA MTBR size divpo capEx aquist atCF resDev, fcluster(gvkey) tcluster(fyear)
estadd local nfirms 3121
estadd local FE Industry and Year
estadd local Clustering By Firm and Year
esttab model1 using table25.html, drop (_cons) stats(firm N FE Clustering r2,fmt(%9.5f %9.0g) labels("Firms" "N" "Fixed Effects" "Clustering" "R-Squared"))
eststo multinationals: cluster2 CashtoAt TXUNCER fiveyearRTC fiveyearCASHETR fcons nol lossfirm NWC lev EBITDA MTBR size divpo capEx aquist atCF resDev if mne==1, fcluster(gvkey) tcluster(fyear)
estadd local nfirms 1897
estadd local FE Industry and Year
estadd local Clustering By Firm and Year
eststo domestics: cluster2 CashtoAt TXUNCER fiveyearCASHETR fcons nol lossfirm NWC lev EBITDA MTBR size divpo capEx aquist atCF resDev if mne==0, fcluster(gvkey) tcluster(fyear)
estadd local nfirms 1726
estadd local FE Industry and Year
estadd local Clustering By Firm and Year
esttab model1 multinationals domestics using table25.html, replace label ///
drop (_cons) stats(nfirms N FE Clustering r2,fmt(%9.5f %9.0g) labels("Firms" "N" "Fixed-Effects" "Clustering" "R-Squared")) ///
mtitle("Full Sample" "Multinationals" "Domestics") nonumbers ///
mgroup ("Dependent Variable = Cash-to-Assets") nonumbers ///
title(Table 4: "The effect of tax uncertainty on cash holdings") b(3) compress nonotes
Upon researching this topic, I found that Stata is able to export tables through other programs (Latex, Word etc.) so I am thinking, that my tables will never look like the tables I am trying to replicate, if I only export them in a html format. Please correct me if I am mistaken.
Any advice on this topic and the above mentioned tables is greatly appreciated!
