StatTag v6.0.5 for Windows
- Fix feature to automatically run code when document opens
- Improve stability of Python integration
This is the latest, stable release of StatTag. When selecting the 64-bit or 32-bit version, you will need to determine if Word is 64-bit or 32-bit. Most users will be able to use the 64-bit version.
StatTag v3.0.7 for macOS
- Support for Stata 16 and 17
- Ensure security compliance for macOS 10.15
- Improve support for Dark Mode
- Improved detection of supported R versions
- Create log files when selecting a log folder
This is the latest, stable release of StatTag for macOS. Currently StatTag requires macOS 10.11 or above, and Microsoft Word 2016.
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- Fix feature to automatically run code when document opens
- Improve stability of Python integration
- Support for Stata 16 and 17
- Ensure security compliance for macOS 10.15
- Improve support for Dark Mode
- Improved detection of supported R versions
- Create log files when selecting a log folder
- Address error when running SAS code
- Provide a warning when removing tags
- Address installer not upgrading all files
- Address Word crashing unexpectedly due to known issue with R 4.0.3 and higher (only affects Windows 10 x64)
- New installer (installer program now has .msi extension instead of .exe)
- Update log4net and Newtonsoft.Json
- Move to Visual Studio 2019
- Correct error in tagged R matrices without row names
- Support tags in footnotes and endnotes
- Updated User's Guide
- Updated User's Guide
- Support for R 4.0
- Support for Python!
- Enabled scaling for higher DPI displays
- Update to .NET Framework 4.7.2
- Detect and warn if you have a Stata instance running
- Remember your position in the code file when creating multiple tags.
- Improve error messages if R code fails to run
- Inform user of known issue in R using variable or parameter names containing non-ASCII characters
- Addresses crash running R code
- Addresses issues running R code blocks from within tags
- Addresses issues running R code blocks from within tags
- Addresses issue with running SAS on some machines
- Support for R Markdown
- Quick access to system information
- Support for R Markdown
- Quick access to system information (for troubleshooting)
- Addresses issues when saving tags in v2.0 release
- Improved performance with multiple tags
- Prevent and correct overlapping tags
- Added 'code peek' for tags
- Enhanced validation process when saving tags
- MAJOR user interface overhaul! (aligned with macOS version)
- Improved performance with multiple tags
- Prevent and correct overlapping tags
- Added 'code peek' for tags
- Enhanced validation process when saving tags
- Support for R 3.5 and higher
- Address an issue with the Stata 'set maxvar' command
- Bring StatTag to the foreground when it is hidden and invoked from the Word toolbar
- Support for R 3.5 and higher
- Address an issue with the Stata 'set maxvar' command
- Default the type of new tags to be 'Value'
- Addresses an issue with Stata not initializing on some instances of Windows 10
- Support inserting StatTag fields into Word shapes
- Improved support for file paths with apostrophes in them.
- Addressed Stata syntax issue in editor
- Addressed error when updating a field and change tracking is enabled
- Support inserting StatTag fields into Word shapes
- Improved support for file paths with apostrophes in them.
- Addressed Stata syntax issue in editor
- Initial release with support for R and Stata!
- Full support for values, tables, figures and verbatim results
- Ability to share Word documents between macOS and Windows versions of StatTag
- Ability to attach code files, create and manage tags, and edit your code from within StatTag
- Receive notifications when code files are changed outside of StatTag
- Receive a notification when your code files change outside of StatTag
- Import CSV files for tables
- Specify how missing/empty values in tables should be displayed
- UI changes for User Settings dialog
- New Document Properties screen
- Handle Stata system variables (e.g., _b)
- Automatically set working directory before executing code files
- Insert verbatim output at the current cursor location in document
- Documented process for managing software versions
- R
- Allow named parameters in R image commands
- Support beta versions of R
- SAS
- Will load images and CSVs (SAS) from relative paths
- Support SAS ODS CSV PATH parameter
- Stata
- Support specified formatting for Stata matrix command
- Remove extra whitespace in Stata verbatim tags
- Improved Stata error reporting
- Support for R!
- 'Verbatim' tag type to capture console output (now the default tag type)
- Enhanced tag creation dialog
- Allow single quotes in SAS file paths
- Corrected SAS syntax highlighting in editor
- Support for inserting Stata globals and constants
- Address issues processing comments in Stata
- Enhance dialog box visibility on high DPI displays
- Expand macro/variable names for file paths in both SAS and Stata
- When defining tags, you can now click in the full margin in the code editor
- When opening a Word document that is linked to code files, there is now an option (turned off by default) to re-run all of the code files
- Can now use 'dis' in addition to 'display' and 'di' for tagging values in Stata
- Included a 32-bit installer for 32-bit OSes
- Compatible with SAS!
- Ability to define a filter to exclude rows/columns when inserting tables
- Removal of the "Include row/column names" option for tables (replaced by exclusion filter)
- Disabled warning if an instance of Stata is running
- System information being written to the debug file (if enabled)
- Bug fix: Code files unlinked after saving document
- Bux fix: Extended ASCII characters (e.g., en dash) not displaying
- Bug fix: Code editor not displaying in Windows 10
- Bug fix: Tag field metadata not stored properly in Word 2016
- Support for Stata
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