tables.pub|Stata to LaTeX tables

Table options

Every option you can customize when generating a table. These can be set through the editor panel or by asking the AI chat.

Table Structure

Table title

Custom title above the table

Column labels

Rename model columns (e.g. OLS, IV, FE)

Variable labels

Replace variable names with readable labels

Panel layout

Group variables into panels with subheadings

Model numbers

(1), (2), (3) column headers

Dependent variable

Show the dep. var. above each model

Statistics

Significance stars

Choose *, **, *** thresholds

Standard errors

Parentheses, brackets, or hidden

T-statistics

Show alongside or instead of std. errors

P-values

Exact p-values for each coefficient

Confidence intervals

95% CI bounds

Decimal places

1 to 6 decimal places

Summary Statistics

N

Observations per model

R-squared

R², adjusted R², within R²

F-statistic

Model significance test

AIC / BIC

Information criteria

Log likelihood

For ML models

Custom rows

Add any extra statistics

Formatting

Booktabs

Professional horizontal rules (\toprule, \midrule, \bottomrule)

Font size

\tiny to \large

Notes

Footnotes for significance levels, data sources, etc.

Alignment

Left, center, or decimal-aligned columns

Spacing

Row spacing for readability

Landscape

Rotate wide tables for landscape pages

Variable Groups

Panel headers

Group variables under labeled panels (e.g. "Human Capital", "Demographics")

Subheadings

Add italic or bold subheadings between variable blocks

Horizontal separators

\midrule between groups for visual clarity

Indentation

Indent variables within a group

Export

PNG

High-resolution image for slides, reports, and presentations

PDF

Vector PDF for papers and journal submissions

LaTeX code

Copy the raw .tex code directly into your document

Clipboard

One-click copy of the LaTeX source