Arnold's posting started a thread,
a sort of bass-baritone duet with
David Harrison. (Either may be
a tenor, for all I know, but
I am thinking of a piece from
"The Pearl Fishers".)
A remark orthogonal to the solution:
if you -reshape long- these data,
then other possibilities fall into
view, including -catplot- from SSC.
Nick
[email protected]
Arnold Kester
> I have been trying to make a decent plot similar to the included .do
> file below, but I cannot get the organ names ("Nose", "Lung",
> "Kidney",
> ..) below the bars. Stata insists putting "mean of BiopNose",
> etc. when
> I ask for labels, and puts in in the wrong place.
>
> I am aware that the plot contains very little information.
>
> Thanks,
> Arnold Kester
>
> ==============================================
> * barplot problem
>
> clear
>
> set obs 100
>
> gen BiopNose= (uniform()<.6)
> gen BiopKidney= (uniform()<.3)
> gen BiopLung= (uniform()<.5)
> gen BiopSkin= (uniform()<.2)
> gen BiopMuscle= (uniform()<.2)
>
> graph bar (mean) Nose=BiopNose Kidney=BiopKidney Lung=BiopLung ///
> Skin=BiopSkin Muscle=BiopMuscle, ///
> yt(Percent of patients) ///
> ylabel(0 "0" 0.2 "20" 0.4 "40" 0.6 "60" 0.8 "80") ///
> bargap(20) bar(1, bfcolor(ltblue)) bar(2, bfcolor(ltblue)) ///
> bar(3, bfcolor(ltblue)) bar(4, bfcolor(ltblue)) ///
> bar(5, bfcolor(ltblue)) ///
> blabel(name) legend(off)
>
> exit
> * ====================================
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