This issue was discussed on the list only a few days ago.
In essence, you do not have what Stata regards as an x axis.
The presentation of the labels is to be tuned using
sub-options of -over()-.
This is all very well documented.
Please consider the advice given in the FAQ:
"Beginners' questions are usually indulged (we were all beginners
once), but if you ask too many elementary questions, you may get
little or no response. Read The Fine Manual ..."
... or in this case the on-line help.
Nick
[email protected]
Mosca, Ilaria
> I have generated a graph hbar with the following commands:
>
> #delimit ;
> graph hbar hhi, over(regio,sort(hhi))
> ytitle("HHI")
> ylabel(,labsize(medium))
> xlabel(,labsize(third_tiny))
> ;
>
> Unfortunately I get the following error report:
> xlabels(,labsize(third_tiny)) not allowed, xaxis1 does not exist
>
> My problem is that on the x-axis I have the name of companies and they
> overlap each other because the font used is too big. How can I tell
> Stata to reduce the font of the x-axis in a graph (h)bar?
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