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help for ^tab2i^                                                   (STB-33: sg57)
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An immediate command for two way tables
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    ^tab2i^ #11 #12 [...] ^\^ #21 #22 [...] [^\^ ...] [ ^,^ ^replace^ ]


Description
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^tab2i^ displays information derived from the r x c table using the
values specified; rows are separated by '^\^'. The display contains row
and column identifiers, observed frequencies, expected frequencies on a
null hypothesis of no association between the row and column variables,
Pearson residuals, defined as (observed - expected)/sqrt(expected), and
adjusted residuals, Pearson residuals divided by an estimate of their
standard error.

The Pearson chi-square statistic and its P-value are also given.


Option
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^replace^ indicates that the variables listed by the ^tab2i^ command are
    to be left as the current data in place of whatever data was there.


Examples
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        . ^tab2i 1 28 7 \ 9 53 68 \ 28 3 21^

        . ^tab2i 1 28 7 \ 9 53 68 \ 28 3 21, replace^


Author
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         Nicholas J. Cox, University of Durham, U.K.


Acknowledgment
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         William Gould of Stata Corporation suggested several improvements.


Also see
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    STB:  STB-33, sg57
 Manual:  [U] 25 Immediate commands, [R] glm, [R] tabulate
On-line:  help for @immed@