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Reproducible and automated reporting using Stata

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  • Kristin MacDonald

    (StataCorp)

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Whether you want to incorporate Stata results into a Word, Excel, HTML, or PDF document, you can use Stata's features for reproducible reports. And for reports that need to be dynamic--reports that need to change as the data changes--Stata provides the tools to recreate reports and automatically update all graphs, summary statistics, regressions, and other results from Stata. In this talk I will give an overview of Stata's tools for reporting and demonstrate how to create HTML and Word documents using Markdown and how to create customized Word, Excel, and PDF documents.

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  • Kristin MacDonald, 2020. "Reproducible and automated reporting using Stata," Nordic and Baltic Stata Users' Group Meeting 2019 6, Stata Users Group.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:ncon19:6
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