{* 16mar2005}{...}
{* NOTE: this files shares common option descriptions with the following:}{...}
{* svy_opdesc.ihlp}{...}
{* svy_opdesc_irr.ihlp}{...}
{* svy_opdesc_or.ihlp}{...}
{* svy_opdesc_rrr.ihlp}{...}
{* svy_sum_opdesc.ihlp}{...}
{dlgtab:if/in/over}
{phang}
{opt over}{cmd:(}{varlist} [{cmd:,} {opt nolab:el}]{cmd:)}
specifies that estimates be computed for multiple subpopulations,
which are identified by the different values of the variables in
{it:varlist}.
{pmore}
When this option is supplied with a single variable name, such as
{opth over(varname)}, the value labels of {it:varname} are used to identify
the subpopulations. If {it:varname} does not have labeled values (or there
are unlabeled values), the values themselves are used, provided that they are
non-negative integers. Noninteger values, negative values, and labels that
are not valid Stata names are substituted with a default identifier.
{pmore}
When {cmd:over()} is supplied with multiple variable names, each subpopulation
is assigned a unique default identifier.
{phang2}
{opt nolabel} specifies that value labels attached to the variables
identifying the subpopulations be ignored.
{dlgtab:SE/Cluster}
{phang}
{opt vce(vcetype)}; see {it:{help vce_option}}.
{phang}
{opth cluster(varname)}; see
{help estimation options##cluster():estimation options}.
{dlgtab:Reporting}
{phang}
{opt level(#)}; see {help estimation options##level():estimation options}.
{phang}
{opt noheader} prevents the table header from being displayed. This option
implies {opt nolegend}.
{phang}
{opt nolegend} prevents the table legend identifying the subpopulations from
being displayed.
{p_end}