Andreas,
I think there is no direct way to tackle this. However it seems feasable to
use -graph twoway bar- as a workaround. "Stack" your bars "by hand" and
overlay a scatter with invible markes to label the bars.
For example to stak bars of v1 and v2 you can proceed like this:
. gen vstack = v1 + v2
. graph twoway
(bar vstack xvar)
(bar v1 xvar)
(sc vstack v1 xvar, mlabel(v2 v1) mlabcolor(white blue) mlabpos(6 6) s(i i))
Hope that helps
uli
Andreas Stiehler wrote:
> Thank you Nick,
>
> but with the -bar(#, bcolor())- option I can only determine the color
> (and characteristics) of the bars - not of the labels (I am right?).
> For a dark bar color, for example, I would like to use white labels and
> vice versa. Is there any way to do that (without using boxes)?
>
> Kind regards,
> Andreas
>
> Am 15.09.2004 um 14:32 schrieb Nick Cox:
> > Use the -bar(#, bcolor())- option and sub-option.
> >
> > Nick
> > [email protected]
> >
> > Andreas Stiehler
> >
> >> is there a way to determine the color of labels in stacked bars
> >> individually similar the one for pie charts,
> >> e.g.
> >> plabel(1 percent, color(white) format(%9.0f)) ///
> >> plabel(2 percent, color(black) format(%9.0f)) ///
> >> plabel(3 percent, color(white) format(%9.0f)) ///
> >> plabel(4 percent, color(black) format(%9.0f)) ///?
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