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help for ^tabm^
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Tabulation of multiple variables
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    ^tabm^ varlist [weight] [^if^ exp] [^in^ range]
    [, ^tr^ans ^v^allbl^(^lblname^)^ tabulate_options ]

Description
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^tabm^ tabulates varlist, containing two or more comparable variables,
in a combined two-way table of variables in varlist by values in
varlist. Either all variables should be numeric, or all variables should
be string: the type of the first variable named is taken to indicate the
user's intentions. By default, variables are listed in the rows of the
table and values in the columns.

Options
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^trans^ transposes rows and columns as compared with the default. This
    option may be needed if there are too many values to show as
    columns.

^vallbl(^lblname^)^ specifies a value label name to be used in
    tabulation. The default is that any value label associated with the
    first numeric variable in varlist will be used. This option will be
    ignored in tabulation of string variables.

tabulate_options are options allowed with ^tabulate^ rowvar colvar.


Examples
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    . ^tabm q1-q15^


Author
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         Nicholas J. Cox, University of Durham, U.K.
         n.j.cox@@durham.ac.uk


Also see
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On-line: help for @tabulate@