st: weighted estimates for a multiply imputed variable?

[Michelle L Stransky <mlu6@cisunix.unh.edu>]

Hello,

I've been using the mim: svy command to deal with a multiply imputed  
dataset with a complex sample design.  I've successfully run my  
logistic regressions and significance tests.  However, I'm having  
trouble calculating a weighted frequency for the multiply imputed  
variable itself.  Five imputations of income were developed for the  
dataset by Natl Ctr for Health Stats.  I'm trying to calculate  
estimates of the number of children with Down Syndrome who fall into  
each family income level.

I'm using Stata9 and I cannot figure out which of the mim: svy  
commands (proportion, mean, ratio, etc.) will yield weighted  
frequencies (I've already calculated weighted percentages and counts  
for all of the other variables).  I assume that this can be done  
because I have an article that calculated this weighted frequency on  
this same dataset using SUDAAN.

I'm pretty sure I'm missing something fairly obvious and would  
appreciate someone pointing this out to me.

Thanks.

Michelle


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