Hi,
What is the simplest way to export a table (logit model) into an excel file? I've tried to copy/paste it but the dots do not make any sense in the copied version.
Thanks
extracting a table to Excel
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Re: extracting a table to Excel
Could you provide more details?
Re: extracting a table to Excel
I've got a logistic regression table, and I just want exactly the same table but on a .xlsx format, so export it from eviews format to excel format.
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Re: extracting a table to Excel
Copy and paste.
Re: extracting a table to Excel
That's the point, I've tried it but we I do, I've got dots instead of comma in eviews, so a 35.500 (thirthy-five and a half) in eviews becomes a 35500,00 (thirthy-five thousands) in excel. As I have 15 explanatory variables, I'd like to avoid to change manually the dots for commas....
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Re: extracting a table to Excel
That's a problem with the way Excel is interpreting the numbers. Try right clicking on the table and then saving it to disk as a CSV file, then opening that file up in Excel.
Re: extracting a table to Excel
Seems to work, Thanks!
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