Syntax used:

set obs 1000
set seed 1000
gen cutoff= rnormal()
replace cutoff=1 if cutoff>=1
replace cutoff=0 if cutoff<0.5
replace cutoff=. if cutoff>=0.5 & cutoff<1

gen foreign= rnormal()
replace foreign=1 if foreign>=0
replace foreign=0 if foreign<0

manskiBounds reg cutoff foreign, treatment(foreign) outcome(cutoff)

The graph produced by this contains p-value bounding line at p<.05 and P<.01 to the left side of the graph, instead of appearing further to the right.

The repo name stata_commands is very general that we need a description of the repo.
README should at least include: what this is and how to contribute.

Hi Ben,

Could there be a way to clearly separating Treatment assignment when the output is displayed in a same table?

Thanks,

Aram

Syntax used:
sysuse auto
orChart foreign, c(logit) rhs(mpg) case0(a) case1(b)
orChart foreign, c(logit) rhs(mpg) case0(a) case1(b) or

returns invalid syntax.

Instead, it shows the name of the variable used for the summary statistics.

The program applyCodebook.ado breaks when the variable names or value label names are long due to limits on the length of local variables.

I was able to do a quick work around by renaming long variables to a shorter name before running applyCodebook.ado and then renaming them back to the original variable name after running the program.

The outwriter command requires the user to have estout and xml_tab installed to be able to run the code.

Hello,

I am trying to install applyCodebook and I get the following error :

. net install "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/worldbank/stata/master/wb_git_install/wb_git_install.pkg"
checking wb_git_install consistency and verifying not already installed...
installing into c:\ado\plus...
installation complete.

. wb_git_install applyCodebook
unable to change to c:\ado\personal//a/
r(170);

I have STATA IC/15.1.

Links throughout the site appear to be broken: