your switzerland variable is probably labeled "swizerland"
. label var switzerland "Switzerland"
and then re-run the code snippet
hope this does the trick
tom
On Jan 18, 2006, at 6:28 PM, Tinna wrote:
Dear Statalisters,
I am making a graph with the code below. Originally I had the
Switzerland misspelled both in the name of the variable and in the
code (swizerland). Well I renamed the variable and added the missing t
into the code. However, it is still misspelled on the graph that STATA
generates. I am puzzled, confused and wondering what could cause this.
Do any of you know?
twoway (scatter Iceland incomerank) (scatter usa incomerank) (scatter
sweden incomerank, msymbol(square)) (scatter switzerland incomerank,
msymbol(triangle)) (scatter spain incomerank, msymbol(X)),
ytitle(Deviation from diagonal) xtitle(Cumul. % of sample)
title(Figure 3.2.2) subtitle(Concentration Curves' Deviation From
Diagonal (absolute values)) scheme(s2manual)
Thanks
Tinna
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