As said, there is another solution but I don't recall it.
Experiments with
twoway histogram ... || <other stuff>, xli()
didn't do the job for me. Someone else may be able to
come up with a more conVinceing solution.
Nick
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Eric G. Wruck
> Thanks very much. I'd prefer a color but this may work well
> enough. I can get some color with lcolor() for the outline of
> the bars.
> >I think this has come up before, but I couldn't
> >find an answer in the archives.
> >
> >I find that -bcolor(none)- suffices to make the
> >lines fully visible. That's not a solution if
> >you want some other -bcolor()-.
> >
> >
> >Eric G. Wruck
> >
> >> I am generating a histogram but want to superimpose
> additional lines
> >> for certain values on the x-axis. However, the additional line is
> >> basically hidden behind one of the histogram bars, only appearing
> >> from the top of the bar to the top of the graph. Is there a way to
> >> bring the additional line to the top so that it is drawn on top of
> > > the histogram?
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