Something like this will get you at least half way there:
foreach i of numlist 101/163 {
graph <whatever>
translate @Graph graph`i'.wmf, t(Graph2wmf)
}
See -help translate- for details, if you want to use a Postscript format
instead of the .wmf format, or if you are saving the graphs in Stata's .gph
format and want to take it from there. (I start the numlist at 101 instead
of 1 in order to benefit from the alphabetic sort order of the operating
system.) (Also remember that Stata is case sensitive.)
Then, in Word, it looks like you have to Insert -> Picture -> From file for
each of the 63 .wmf files. (Unfortunately, it doesn't help to drag them from
the Explorer; they don't appear correctly in Word.) Or you could write a
macro for Word.
I have assumed that you are using Windows. On a Mac, I don't think the .wmf
format will work (nor will the Graph2wmf translator be available), so there
you will have to use one of the other formats (.ps or .eps) instead.
-- H�kon
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ricardo Ovaldia [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: 2. juli 2002 16:19
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: st: Multiple graphs
>
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have searched unsuccessfully the Stata archives for
> the following query. Please help.
>
> I have written an ado program to produce 63 graphs. I
> now want these graphs incorporated into a report. I do
> not want to have to cut and paste or insert each hand
> manually into the report. Is there a way to easy way
> to add these graphs to a word file or other document
> type?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Ricardo.
>
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