Hi Allin, I came across a discrepancy in the output for the "summary" command when no series are specified. _In a script_, the following lines work fine: <hansl> open http://www.stata-press.com/data/r13/auto.dta <http://www.stata-press.com/data/r13/auto.dta> summary </hansl> but eventually, when typing "summary" _in the command line_ (and I came across it by pure chance), the "IQ range" and "Missing obs." labels shift to the left replacing the 5% and 95% percentile labels - labels only, not the columns - and the last  two columns (actual "IQ range" and "Missing obs.") appear with no label at all.

I cannot confirm this running in German with "almost-2021a" (snapshot > Jan 14th), Hi Sven, I'm on the 2021a version checking in the console. Or do you mean the CLI program > directly in the shell? > Oops, I'm a little bit confused now with the termikology ...probably you're right: the CLI in the Shell (well, the windows titre is "gretl console") However, after testing around a little bit I realized that it doesn't happen always: 1) probably it happens when more then 11 variables are involved. 2) the summary command needs to be the first command in a new "console" window Hope it helps, Best, Artur

Let me rectify > > 1) probably it happens when more then 11 variables are involved. Not really! Tried with the AWM.gdt file and its 130 series and it's ok!

Allin wrote: > It happens when you restrict the sample range to the point where > it's too small to compute the 0.05 and 0.95 quantiles. The columns > that usually show those values are dropped, but the associated > column headings are not dropped, as they should be. Should be easy > enough to fix. > Thank you Allin. This may be another occurrence but in my case there was no restriction on the sample and all columns show up. Good to know that fixing would be easy.