if you are looking to export output like a regression output you can use
this.

You create a cbind with the result of one or more regressions. and then
export it.Also you can not use cbind with results that change their number
of variables.

compareres3=cbind(unoe$coeff[,1:4],unor$coeff[,1:4],unol$coeff[,1:4],unop$
coeff[,1:4])


write.table(compareres3,"results3.csv",sep=",")

On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 10:06 AM, Milan Sharma <milansharma2012@yahoo.com>wrote:

> An output of data.frame form can be exported using "write.csv()"or
> "write.table"....
> Milan
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