st: xtivreg postestimation: overidxt

["Jim Mahon" <James.E.Mahon@williams.edu>]

Dear Stata users,

I'm looking for good postestimation resources for xtivreg.  I'm using 10.0.
Recently I uploaded overid and later tried to run it after xtivreg.  I got
this message:

overid works only after ivreg, ivreg2; use overidxt after xtivreg

But when I search overidxt from the Help menu, I get no results.  So is the
message in error?
Thanks!
Jim Mahon


James E. Mahon, Jr.
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