One way would be to use -scatter , mlab()-
For example:
sysuse auto,clear
collapse (mean) mpg (max) max = mpg (min) min = mpg, by(rep)
format mpg %9.3g
twoway bar mpg rep if rep == 1 , horiz || ///
bar mpg rep if rep == 2 , horiz || ///
bar mpg rep if rep == 3 , horiz || ///
bar mpg rep if rep == 4 , horiz || ///
bar mpg rep if rep == 5 , horiz || ///
rcap max min rep , horiz lcolor(black) || ///
scatter rep mpg, msym(none) mlab(mpg) mlabpos(11) mlabcolor
(black) ///
legend(order(1 "Fakult 1" 2 "Fakult 2" 3 "Fakult 3" 4 "Fakult 4" ))
Scott
----- Original Message -----
From: Daniel Becker <[email protected]>
Date: Tuesday, January 9, 2007 1:07 pm
Subject: st: labeling bars with twoway bar and rcap
To: [email protected]
> Dear statalist,
>
> the following command gives me the plot you can see here:
> http://www.wiwi.uni-rostock.de/~wsf8545/test.png
>
>
> graph twoway
> (bar meanwrite Z_faks if Z_faks==0, horizontal)
> (bar meanwrite Z_faks if Z_faks==1, horizontal)
> (bar meanwrite Z_faks if Z_faks==2, horizontal)
> (bar meanwrite Z_faks if Z_faks==3, horizontal)
> (rcap hiwrite lowrite Z_faks, lwidth(thick) lcolor(black)
horizontal),
> legend(order(1 "Fakult 1" 2 "Fakult 2" 3 "Fakult 3" 4 "Fakult 4" )
>
> cols(1) width(100));
>
> Is it possible to label the bars? Such that the upper yellow bar
> has
> a 3.8 somewhere, the lower blue one a 3.5 etc.
>
> I tried to use blabel(), searched the web, but to no avail.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Daniel
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