I would like to include the dependent variable labels in stargazer with multiple models. This is straightforward when the DVs are different for each model, but I have the same. Yet, I would like to manually indicate the DV label as there are differences in the models and I can indicate this by making use of the dep.var.labels. I use also the column.labels after that, so it cannot substitute the role of the DV labels. I combine the columns 2 by 2 with column.separate = c(2, 2).

I would like to include the dependent variable labels in stargazer with multiple models. This is straightforward when the DVs are different for each model, but I have the same. Yet, I would like to manually indicate the DV label as there are differences in the models and I can indicate this by making use of the dep.var.labels. I use also the column.labels after that, so it cannot substitute the role of the DV labels. I combine the columns 2 by 2 with column.separate = c(2, 2).

I would like to include the dependent variable labels in stargazer with multiple models. This is straightforward when the DVs are different for each model, but I have the same. Yet, I would like to manually indicate the DV label as there are differences in the models and I can indicate this by making use of the dep.var.labels. I use also the column.labels after that, so it cannot substitute the role of the DV labels. I combine the columns 2 by 2 with column.separate = c(2, 2).

I would like to include the dependent variable labels in stargazer with multiple models. This is straightforward when the DVs are different for each model, but I have the same. Yet, I would like to manually indicate the DV label as there are differences in the models and I can indicate this by making use of the dep.var.labels. I use also the column.labels after that, so it cannot substitute the role of the DV labels. I combine the columns 2 by 2 with column.separate = c(2, 2).

I am currently writing a short r code to run a regression but one of co-variate (CAR[-11,0]) contains special characters, and it reports error “object ‘CAR[-11,0]’ not found”. I have tried to cover CAR[-11,0] with ‘`’ symbol.Here is my r code to run the regression.

I try to create a multi-panel table using stargazer and starpolishr. The first panel table is a summary statistics table, and the second panel table is a regression table. Here is an example of the code I used –

I’m working of a regression of how income is impacted by the occurrence of natural disasters. After running AC and Heteroskedasticity tests I need to apply NW standard errors to my model.

I am creating a regression table using the stargazer package in R. However, I am struggling with the alignment of different aspects: (i) how can I horizontally center the model numbers and statistics in the respective columns and (ii) how can I vertically align the model numbers and statistics in the respective rows?