Baseline table package showing p-value and statistics-value

[Ya Chen]

There has been some useful table1 package, such as table1 and table1_mc. However, they can not show the statistics value (Chi-square, t-value, and so on).

Is there a package that covers this function like the below?

Thank you!

[Jared Greathouse]

Please give your example data using the dataex command. For us to provide meaningful feedback, you must provide your example data using the dataex command, the real data from an easily importable source (i.e., Github), or the equivalent of a toy example.
Otherwise, anything we say is simply a waste of time. Note, that I'm not trying to be mean in saying this, I'm saying this because if we can't see your dataset as you do with a minimal worked example, anything we suggest is just guesswork. The reason that I'm emphasizing this is because questions like this one likely have a relatively simple fix, but even simple fixes can be wildly overcomplicated without a minimal worked example of a dataset and code that you've tried to accomplish your task.

So please, provide us with your example data and code that encapsulates the problem.

[Ya Chen]

Please give your example data using the dataex command. For us to provide meaningful feedback, you must provide your example data using the dataex command, the real data from an easily importable source (i.e., Github), or the equivalent of a toy example.
Otherwise, anything we say is simply a waste of time. Note, that I'm not trying to be mean in saying this, I'm saying this because if we can't see your dataset as you do with a minimal worked example, anything we suggest is just guesswork. The reason that I'm emphasizing this is because questions like this one likely have a relatively simple fix, but even simple fixes can be wildly overcomplicated without a minimal worked example of a dataset and code that you've tried to accomplish your task.

So please, provide us with your example data and code that encapsulates the problem.

Thank you for your patience. The picture above is just from the website. I have provided another example below using the built-in dataset of auto. In this example, I want to describe price, weight and rep78 by foreign, and export the statistics and p-value. You can use the below code to import the dataset.
Code:

sysuse auto

Thank you!

[ericmelse]

Possibly the user community contributed package - table1_mc - is usefull, released by Mark Chatfield, a biostatistician at the University of Queensland:

ssc install table1_mc

It was based on the original table1 program by Phil Clayton.

I learned about it from this webpage of Timothy B. Plante.
When pweights are involved he published code for that purpose on this web page.

[Jared Greathouse]

Okay so we have our dataset, but now we gotta do the next thing I asked about, namely the code. We can't simply use the summarize command since this doesn't give p-values.

So, once you have a Stata command that you want to use generate a certain set of statistics and table them, then we may proceed. I don't know if I follow the lower half of your table since I can't see how you made it, which is why I asked for both code and a dataset to work with.

[Ya Chen]

Possibly the user community contributed package - table1_mc - is usefull, released by Mark Chatfield, a biostatistician at the University of Queensland:

ssc install table1_mc

It was based on the original table1 program by Phil Clayton.

I learned about it from this webpage of Timothy B. Plante.
When pweights are involved he published code for that purpose on this web page.

Thank you. table1_mc is good at exporting the baseline table. However, it can not export statistics values (Chi-square, t-value, and so on) on the table.

[Ya Chen]

Okay so we have our dataset, but now we gotta do the next thing I asked about, namely the code. We can't simply use the summarize command since this doesn't give p-values.

So, once you have a Stata command that you want to use generate a certain set of statistics and table them, then we may proceed. I don't know if I follow the lower half of your table since I can't see how you made it, which is why I asked for both code and a dataset to work with.

Sorry. The code is below. Thank you!

sysuse auto, clear
table1_mc, by(foreign) vars(price conts \ weight contn \ rep78 cat) onecol format(%9.2f) nformat(%12.0f) percformat(%9.2f) sdleft(" ± ") sdright("") nospace