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  • Too many columns; esttab output is getting cut off


    Hi,

    I'm trying to make a pretty regression table with 12 columns. I've seen it done before in papers I've read.

    I'm using this to make my regressoins, except there are 12 of them.
    [CODE]
    eststo: reg socchange miracle_dummy stable_dummy stagnant_dummy i.year i.country_id2 if high_`var'_c == 0, noconstant cluster(regime_double_cluster)
    estadd local fe_year "Yes"
    estadd local fe_region "No"
    estadd local fe_country "Yes"
    estadd local high_dummy "No"
    estadd local low_dummy "Yes"
    [CODE]

    I'm using this code to export my tables to Word.
    Code:
    esttab using "filepath/filename.rtf",    ///
            drop(*year* *country_id2*) label se replace    ///
            title("Table 1: Regressions")    ///
            b(4) sfmt(2) star(* 0.1 ** 0.05 *** 0.01)    ///
            stats(fe_year fe_region fe_country high_dummy low_dummy r2 N, labels("Year FE" "Region FE" "Country FE" "High-Value SubSample" "Low-Value SubSample" "R-squared" "N")) ///
            onecell
    It makes a beautiful table that gets cropped off in the middle of the 4th column. I can see the horizontal row lines continuing but the page stops. I should be able to make a regression with more than 3 regression columns right?
    I tried the same thing in LaTeX and I had the same problem with my output getting cut off.
    Does anyone know the solution to this? Would greatly appreciate any advice!

    Best,
    Sam
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