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Reverse difference column option in iebaltab.ado #221

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  1. Reverse difference column option in iebaltab.ado 

    Hi IE-team, thanks again for the stellar tool kit. Got a small edit for you if you like. Currently, the difference column tests the difference of control minus treatment group. I find that counterintuitive and would rather think of it in terms of how did my treatment group differ (treatment - control). In a two-armed study, I can game that by calling my treatment group control in the `control()` option. But for multi-armed studies this doesn't work. If anyone has a neat trick up their sleeves for how to do it without my edit, I stand corrected (and would love to know it). In the meantime, I've added an option `treatminuscontrol` where the sign of the difference is switched to (what I feel) the more intuitive difference of treatment minus control group. Use with caution, only tested for my own purposes (savetex with 3 treatment arms) and I especially hope I didn't mess up the titlerow and texrow bits. Best, Moritz.
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  2. Minor error fix 

    titlerow2 should have been titlerow3 in a few places
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