Oh shoot! I read the online help file 3 times and missed this last
night. It must have been my son threatening me and my powerbook with a
spoon of yogurt that was distracting. Thanks.
-Dave
The -exclude0- option seems to force graph dot to respect the ylabel
option.
Example:
graph dot (mean) mpg, over(rep78) linetype(dot) ylabel(15(1)30)
exclude0
Scott
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Airey" <david.airey@vanderbilt.edu>
To: <statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu>
Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 9:23 AM
Subject: st: graph dot
> I'm missing something simple about how to control the axis in the
> following graphs:
>
> . graph box cerebellum_total if strain_sorter > 3 & strain_sorter <
17,
> over(line_short)
>
> . graph dot cerebellum_total if strain_sorter > 3 & strain_sorter <
17,
> over(line_short)
>
> In the boxes, the y-axis is in the range of 40-80, which is the range
> of the data. In the dots the range is from 0-80, and this makes the
> data bunch up to the right. How do I make the yaxis 40-80? From
looking
> at the help, neither ylabel nor yscale seems correct to use. I ran
into
> this problem once before in a scatter and solved it by limiting the
> data with an if <> statement. That doesn't work here either.
>
> -Dave
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