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st: how to best 2 graphs
From
Lucie Vlach <[email protected]>
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"[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject
st: how to best 2 graphs
Date
Mon, 19 Dec 2011 15:52:34 -0700
Hello all!
I need to graph 2 variables together: CRG variable and AGE variable. I need to combine the graphs with shared X axis to be AGE (grouped by 5 yr spans) and the Y axis would be frequency.
The graphs should be combined vertically, the "crg" variable on top (showing mean line per corresponding age groups) and age histogram on the bottom. I tried a variety of twoway commands, but it all looks bad.
Any help is very much appreciated!
Thank you!
Lucie
1) Var: "crg" (long %12.0g]
looks like:
10000
51832
10010
51832
51832
54421
37552
57471
10000
54241
54241
54241
10000
20200
40002
Possible 3 different age variables that could be used.
I have these:
2) Var: patient_age_at_visitR (float %9.0g)
34.29706
61.32238
22.02327
66.04791
68.70089
55.62218
32.07666
21.2512
31.5154
2.466804
46.84463
OR
3) Variables such as
age51_55 (float %9.0g)
age56_60
age61_65
age66_70
each indicating 0 or 1
etc...
OR
4) Var: patient_age_by10yr (float %9.0g) recoded as:
40-49
1-9
80-89
20-29
50-59
50-59
etc...
Data such as:
<1 | 70
1-9 | 163
10-19 | 161
20-29 | 323
etc...
I can change this to 5 yr span, if this variable would be used.
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