format: dd ww ff 00, e.g. F40.1 is 01 28 05 00
01 - double (01 58 format double)
-02 - instance of a numeric variable (02 58 format double "varname" "Variable Label")
+02 - instance of a numeric variable (02 58 format double "varname" "vallab")
03 - just a string (03 "Short Name" 58 "identifier" "Long Name")
04 - instance of a string variable (04 58 format "vallab" "varname" 02 "value"
05 - variable (05 58 "varname" "Variable Label")
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The primary format specifier for substitution 1 is ^1.
-Substitutions with multiple values take the form [:^1:]1. The : are mandatory even though not apparently useful.
+
+Substitutions with multiple values take the form [:^1:]1, where ]1
+references substitution 1 and ^1 refers to the first value within the
+substitution. The : are mandatory even though not apparently useful.
+
+There can be extra text, e.g. [:^1\n:]1.
+
Substitutions with two forms for multiple values are written as [%1:, ^1:]1.
+
+The general form appears to be [a:b:]x. Apparently, % is used in a and
+^ is used in b, but there's no obvious reason why.
+
Substitutions can take two values at a time, like: [:^1 = ^2:]1
but more often there would be two forms: [%1 = %2:, ^1 = ^2:]1.
-
+A literal : is written \:
+Presumably a literal ^ is written \^ but there are no examples.
WM is constant when Age = 19.00. It will be included in any boxplots produced but other output will be omitted.
<template format="^1 is constant when [%1 = %2:, ^1 = ^2:]2. It will be included in any boxplots produced but other output will be omitted.">
</substitution>
</template>
+<footnote index="0">
+ <special0 template="Predictors\: (constant) [%1:, ^1:]1..."/>
+<template format="Predyktory\: (Stała), [%1:, ^1:]1">
+ <substitution index="1">
+ <variable name="PPZśrednia"/>
+ </substitution>
+ </template>
+</footnote>
Dependent Variable: Num_Diagnostic
Model: (Intercept), functdent, Sex, nursebeds, BaseAge, offset = log_period_yr
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