{smcl}
{.-}
help for {cmd:tabmenu2}
{.-}

{p 8 27}
{cmdab:tabmenu2:}
[{it:varlist}]
[{cmd:if} {it:exp}]
[{cmd:in} {it:range}]
[{cmd:,}
    {cmdab:res(:}{it:varname}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:typ(:}{it:string}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:row(:}{it:varname}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:col(:}{it:varname}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:summ:ary(}{it:string}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:fup:(}{it:varname}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:perc:(}{it:#}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:pery:(}{it:#}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:max:val(}{it:#}{cmd:)}
    {cmdab:fr:}
    {cmdab:ci:}
    {cmdab:rv:}
    {cmdab:level:(}{it:#}{cmd:)}
]

{title: Description}

{cmd:tabmenu2} is the command-line version of {cmd:tabmenu1}, and is used
for preparing one or two-way tables of means, geometric 
means, medians, proportions, odds, or rates, from a command-line. 

{title:Options}


{cmd:res}	   response variable
{cmd:typ}	   type of response (metric/binary/failure/count)
{cmd:row}	   variable determining the rows of the table
{cmd:col}	   variable determining the columns of the table
{cmd:summary}      summary required according to type of response
		   binary:  prop/odds
		   metric:  mean/gmean/median
		   failure: rate
		   count:   rate
{cmd:fup}          variable containing follow-up time
{cmd:perc}	   for use with proportions per #, default 100
{cmd:pery}	   for use with rates per #,  default 1000
{cmd:maxval}       maximum number of values a row or column variable can have, default 10.
{cmd:fr}	   include frequencies in the table
{cmd:ci}	   include confidence intervals in the table
{cmd:rv}	   reverse rows and columns of table
{cmd:level}	   level for confidence intervals

{title:Also see}


Help for {help tabmenu1}, {help effmenu1}, {help effmenu2}.