Placing variables

[Victor Kiondo]

I want D.pop~umales to be the second in number in the same horizontal table how can i do it mates I have posted how i wrote the codes and how the output

[Andrew Musau]

estout is from SSC (FAQ Advice #12). Please present output within CODE delimiters and not as screenshots, see Advice12.3 and 12.4. You want the -order()- option

esttab, order(D.p*females D.p*males)

[Jared Greathouse]

Thanks for posting the code in a way I can copy and paste it.*

Anyways, are you sure your variable is always second in each regression? I don't know if this is the solution, I'm just speculating.





*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 using a prepackaged Stata dataset.
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 clearly see your dataset and code as you do with a minimal worked example, anything we suggest is just guesswork.

So please, provide us with your example data that encapsulates the problem and the code (in the code delimiters, not just pasted into the text box), and we can try and solve this. EDIT: Nevermind, Andrew Musau solved this.

[Victor Kiondo]

Okay Thank you I am new here so I dont know the rules but anyways thank you for that information let me do that

[Victor Kiondo]

Andrew Musau Thank you, I think I've to do What Jared said because my problem isnot solved yet

[Jared Greathouse]

Estimate one regression model, and then show us what the output is (in code delimiters).

Then try Andrew's solution, and show us the exact output stata gives (again in code delimiters). In fact let's simplify this. What does

sysuse auto, clear

eststo: reg price weight mpg

esttab, order(mpg weight)

give you? Note that I'm on my cellphone so I can't test this.

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