All,
Nick Winter will forgive me if I don't report back on his solution just
yet, for I'm having problems implementing Nick Cox's -mylabels- solution.
. mylabels 0(.25)1, myscale(100 * @) local(label100)
0 "0" 25 ".25" 50 ".5" 75 ".75" 100 "1"
. myticks 0(.25)1, myscale(100 * @) local(ticks100)
0 25 50 75 100
. twoway line beconch belabch beldmch quarter, xtitle("") ylabel
(`label100', angle(0)) xlabel(1 "Q1" 2 "Q2" 3 "Q3" 4 "Q4") scheme(s1mono)
ymtic(`ticks100')
The -be*- variables are normalized (0-1) continuous variables; -quarter-
does what it says on the tin. I'm not allowed to show you the resulting
graph, but I can tell you that:
(1) I get a single flatline along the bottom of the graph when I should be
seeing large zig-zag patterns; and
(2) the labels don't display in any case: I still get (0 .25 .5 .75 1)
instead of (0 25 50 75 100).
I look forward to being told where I've gone wrong here, as no doubt I
have. Thanks.
CLIVE NICHOLAS |t: 0(044)7903 397793
Politics |e: [email protected]
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