Why analysts choose Statistico
Instead of retyping results into a manuscript by hand, Statistico turns the analysis you already ran into a table that's ready to paste — without leaving the workflow.
From fitted model to manuscript-ready table — this is Interactive Statistical Computing, not a copy-paste chore.
What the module provides
From fitted analysis to manuscript table
Each stage below stays connected to the same fitted analysis — no retyping numbers to move between them.
Two tables to start, more analyses on the way
Publication Tables begins with the two most requested outputs — descriptive statistics and regression coefficients — reshaped from the analysis you already ran.
publication-tables-descriptives.webpDescriptives Table
N, M, SD, min/max, and skewness/kurtosis arrive already arranged into a numbered table with a caption and note line — the same descriptive run you'd otherwise retype by hand.
- Column set adapts to variable type automatically
- Caption, table number, and note text generated for you
- Style switch reflows the layout instantly
publication-tables-regression.webpRegression Table
B, SE, β, t, p, and confidence intervals line up with significance stars and a model-fit note beneath the table — drawn straight from the fitted coefficients, not re-entered.
- Unstandardized and standardized coefficients side by side
- Significance markers and note text follow your chosen convention
- Updates immediately if the model is refit
Style is yours to choose, not ours to impose
Publication Tables doesn't lock you into one citation convention. Switch between common styles or define your own template — decimals, significance markers, captions, and notes all follow the choice.
Every table stays connected to the model
Change a predictor, refit the model, or filter the sample — the table updates in place rather than needing to be rebuilt or retyped, so what you paste always matches the analysis behind it.
Built for analysts who already know the method
Excel remains the working data environment.
Tables stay editable and inspectable, never locked images.
Formatting supports the analysis rather than replacing statistical judgment.