This article has detailed examples with complete R code for computing frequentist power for ordinal, continuous, and mixed ordinal/continuous outcomes in two-group comparisons with equal sample sizes. Mixed outcomes allow one to easily handle clinical event overrides of continuous response variables. The proportional odds model is used throughout, and care is taken to convert odds ratios to differences in medians or means to aid in understanding effect sizes. Since the Wilcoxon test is a special case of the proportional odds model, the examples also show how to tailor sample size calculations to the Wilcoxon test, at least when there are no covariates.