Report P-values for multiple comparisons                        [sg28: STB-22]
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        ^mcompr1^ pname [^, c^utoff^(^#^)  d^efault^(^name^) id(^varname^)^

                        ^gen^erate^(^varname^) la^bel ]

                                -- or --

        ^mcompr2^ pname [^, c^utoff^(^#^)  d^efault^(^name^)^ ^e^ffects ^la^bel ]

                                -- or --

        ^mcompr3^ pname^, g^reater^(^macro list^) le^ss^(^macro list^)^

                [ ^c^utoff^(^#^)  d^efault^(^name^) la^bel ]


These three commands produce reports of P-values calculated by ^mcompp^.  ^pname^
is a variable created by ^mcompp^ containing P-values calculated according to
some method for multiple comparisons.

^mcompr1^ reports groups of categories that are similar, that is, which are not
significantly different.  ^mcompr2^ is the converse of ^mcompr1^; it reports pairs
of categories that are significantly different.  ^mcompr3^, like ^mcompr2^ ident-
ifies significantly different pairs of categories, but, instead of displaying
these pairs, ^mcompr3^ stores them in macros for use in a user-designed report.


Options
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^c^utoff^(^#^)^ specifies the P-value used to define significant differences.
        In ^mcompr1^, the default is 5 percent.  In ^mcompr2^ and ^mcompr3^,
        the default is 1, that is, all contrasts are reported by default.

^d^efault^(^name^)^ supplies a name for the omitted category.  If this option
        is not specified, the string "^default^" is used to identify this
        category.

^e^ffects specifies that the contrasts are displayed along with the P-values.

^gen^erate^(^name^)^ stores information produced by ^mcompr1^.  This information
        can be used in user-designed reporting programs.

^g^reater^(^macro list^)^ supplies a list of macro names, one for each category
        in the comparisons.  ^mcompr3^ stores the names of the other categories 
        that each category is significantly greater than in the associated
	macro.

^id(^name^)^ stores information produced by ^mcompr1^.  This information can be
        used in user-designed reporting programs.

^la^bel specifies that variable labels, rather than variable names, are to be
	used when listing category names.

^le^ss^(^macro list^)^ supplies a list of macro names, one for each category in
	the comparisons.  ^mcompr3^ stores the names of the other categories 
        that each category is significantly less than in the associated macro.


Author
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        William H. Rogers
        Stata Corporation


Also see
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 Manual:  [5s] oneway
On-line:  help for ^mcompp^
    STB:  sg28 (STB-22)