On Fri, 11 Sep 2009, Talha Yalta wrote:
2)- It would be really neat if there is an option for the model
table that makes it possible to set the number of digits or
decimal places for the coefficients as well as se's and whether
t stats will be shown etc. For example, I have a table with 8
models which could be much smaller if I show 3 digits.
Fair enough. I've added a "Reformat" button to the menu bar for
the model table window which lets you set the number of
significant figures to print (as well as switch between std errors
and t-stats). Since it's now redundent, I've removed the
"Options" menu item from the right-click popup for the model table
icon.
Also related, the LaTeX output for the model table uses hardcoded
\footnotesize commands for each standard error value. If I need to
make the whole table smaller, these remain unchanged resulting in a
weird looking table...
I've made this a macro: the standard errors/t-stats are now
printed at \subsize. This is defined as \footnotesize by default
but you can change it in the TeX file if you want.
Allin.