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Re: st: Overlay multple axes' labels?


From   Scott Merryman <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: Overlay multple axes' labels?
Date   Thu, 4 Mar 2010 14:43:38 -0600

Like this?

sysuse sp500,clear

gr twoway connected high date, yaxis(1) ///
   ysca(ra(500) axis(1)) ///
 || bar volume date, yaxis(2) ///
   ysca(alt ra(200000) axis(2)) ///
   ylab(0 10000, angle(horiz) grid labsize(small) axis(2)) ytitle("",
axis(2)) ///
 || bar change date, yaxis(3) ///
   ysca(alt ra(-250 600) axis(3)) ///
   ylab(-50 0 50, angle(horiz) labsize(small) axis(3)) ///
   ytitle(Volume and closing price change, axis(3)) ///
   legend(off)
  gr_edit .move yaxis3 on 8 8


Scott

On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 2:05 PM, Nick Winter <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to make a single graph that combines three data series, which are
> themselves on three different scales.  I can get everything I want, except
> for labeling the y-axes for plots 2 and 3.
>
> The following demonstrates the problem: I want the volume labels (0 and
> 10,000) and the closing price change (-50, 0, and 50) to be on top of each
> other, rather than having the latter on a separate axis to the right of the
> former.
>
>
>
> * begin example
> sysuse sp500
>
> gr twoway connected high date, yaxis(1) ///
>    ysca(ra(500) axis(1)) ///
>  || bar volume date, yaxis(2) ///
>    ysca(alt ra(200000) axis(2)) ///
>    ylab(0 10000, angle(horiz) grid labsize(small) axis(2)) ///
>  || bar change date, yaxis(3) ///
>    ysca(alt ra(-250 600) axis(3)) ///
>    ylab(-50 0 50, angle(horiz) labsize(small) axis(3)) ///
>    legend(off)
> * end example
>
>
> Am I missing something obvious?
>
> I messed with creating the three plots separately and using -graph combine-
> to put them together in a single column, but the different widths of the y
> labels across the plots means that the x-axes don't line up with each other,
> even with the -xcommon- option.
>
> Something like:
>
>
> * begin second example
> gr twoway connected high date, xsca(off) ///
>  graphregion(margin(b 0)) name(one, replace)
>
> gr twoway bar volume date, ysca(alt) xsca(off) ///
>  ylab(0 10000, angle(horiz) grid labsize(small)) ///
>  graphregion(margin(t 0 b 0)) ///
>  name(two, replace)
>
> gr twoway bar change date, ysca(alt) ///
>  ylab(-50 0 50, angle(horiz) labsize(small)) ///
>  graphregion(margin(t 0)) ///
>  name(three, replace)
>
> gr combine one two three, col(1) xcommon
> * end second example
>
>
> Any thoughts?
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