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st: mrgraph to include missing observation


From   Lucie Vlach <[email protected]>
To   "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject   st: mrgraph to include missing observation
Date   Tue, 3 Apr 2012 11:14:50 -0600

Hello everyone!

I have a problem making this work for me.
(Using: Stata/IC 11.2 for Windows) XP

I need to create a graph to reflect diagnostic coding (8 choices) across 3 variables using -mrgraph- by Ben Jann (from SSC archive?).

I am using this:
===============
mrgraph hbar Diagnostic_Code_1L  Diagnostic_Code_2L Diagnostic_Code_3L,  include poly response(1/8) width(20) stat(rcolumn)  title(Diagnostic Codes Used) ylabel(,angle(0)) legend(bmargin(t+1)) blabel(bar, format(%4.1f)size(small) color(red) )
===============
This works fine (shows percent of responses), but I need this to also show all the missing observations (percent of all cases), and this only calculates based on nonmissing data. What do I need to add to this line?
For example, I need to plot the 6.08, not necessarily the 46.12.

                                            |                     Percent of     Percent
                                            |  Frequency   responses    of cases
----------------------------------+-----------------------------------
<snip>
  6                   Hypertension |       2139       46.12        6.08
<snip>
----------------------------------+-----------------------------------
                                   Total |       4638      100.00       13.18

Thank you very much!

Lucie

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