----+ Decimals and Formats +--------------------------------------------------------
auto(integer) the number of automatically formatted decimals, the default is
auto(3), i.e. three significant digits not counting the ones (i.e. the digit to
the left of the decimal point). This means 1.234 and 0.123 might be displayed,
while 12.345 or 0.1234 will be trimmed. A probable integer is reported without
decimals. A very large or small number will be displayed in exponential format.
Specify dec( ) or bdec( ) to disable it.
less(integer) specifies how many less significant digits to be displayed for the
auxiliary (non-coefficient) statistics. The default is less(0), meaning no less.
decmark( ) contains the decimal marker; default decmark(.)
fixed decimals & formats
dec(#) or fmt(type) for everything, default dec(3) and fmt(fc)
where # is fixed decimals between 0 and 11,
and type is one of the following:
e exponential
f fixed
fc fixed with commas for thousands
g general
gc general with commas for thousands
Use the following only if you want them different from dec(#) or fmt(type):
bdec(#) or bfmt(type) for coefficient only
sdec(#) or sfmt(type) for standard error
tdec(#) or tfmt(type) for t-statistics
pdec(#) or pfmt(type) for p-value
cdec(#) or cfmt(type) for conf. interval
rdec(#) or rfmt(type) for r-square adec(#) or afmt(type) for addstat( ) contents
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