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Re: st: looping graphs
From
Rodrigo Briceño <[email protected]>
To
[email protected]
Subject
Re: st: looping graphs
Date
Mon, 7 Jan 2013 11:36:21 -0600
thanks Nick, problem solved now!
2013/1/7 Nick Cox <[email protected]>:
> You are writing "set" for September dates. "sep" will work.
>
> Nick
>
> On 7 Jan 2013, at 17:11, Rodrigo Briceño <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Dear Stata users. I have developed the following do-file in order to
>> produce a set of 19 different graphs, each one with its corresponding
>> scale. I am able to produce the first graph but after that the do file
>> reports an error (invalid syntax, r(198);).
>>
>> I think that the problem is possibly related with the restore function
>> or with its position in the do-file. I am asking for a friendly help
>> to try to identify what I'm doing wrong.
>>
>>
>> *stata 11.2
>> set memory 100m
>> set more off
>> use "D:\data\panel382s.dta", clear
>> xtset isin t2
>>
>> gen liq_an=(liq/100)*52
>> label var liq_an "Liquidez Anual"
>>
>> *start and ending week
>>
>> *isin8 1 249
>> *isin18 1 137
>> *isin24 1 111
>> *isin29 37 237
>> *isin220 98 249
>> *isin221 118 249
>> *isin222 118 249
>> *isin225 1 249
>> *isin247 117 249
>> *isin249 118 249
>> *isin250 133 249
>> *isin251 126 249
>> *isin252 135 249
>> *isin254 142 249
>> *isin270 1 137
>> *isin272 1 120
>> *isin279 1 111
>> *isin281 1 236
>> *isin303 144 249
>>
>> local b8 "CRBCCR0B0104"
>> local b18 "CRBCCR0B2985"
>> local b24 "CRBCCR0B3199"
>> local b29 "CRBCCR0B3249"
>> local b220 "CRFPTG0B0013"
>> local b221 "CRFPTG0B0021"
>> local b222 "CRFPTG0B0039"
>> local b225 "CRFTCB0B0038"
>> local b247 "CRG0000B29G6"
>> local b249 "CRG0000B34G6"
>> local b250 "CRG0000B35G3"
>> local b251 "CRG0000B37G9"
>> local b252 "CRG0000B41G1"
>> local b254 "CRG0000B45G2"
>> local b270 "CRG0000B70F2"
>> local b272 "CRG0000B71F0"
>> local b279 "CRG0000B93F4"
>> local b281 "CRG0000B99F1"
>> local b303 "CRICE00B0051"
>>
>> local tin8 "tin(02jan2007, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin18 "tin(02jan2007, 24set2009)"
>> local tin24 "tin(02jan2007, 20mar2009)"
>> local tin29 "tin(20set2007, 28set2011)"
>> local tin220 "tin(10dec2008, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin221 "tin(13may2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin222 "tin(13may2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin225 "tin(02jan2007, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin247 "tin(06may2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin249 "tin(13may2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin250 "tin(26ago2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin251 "tin(08jul2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin252 "tin(09set2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin254 "tin(30oct2009, 22dec2011)"
>> local tin270 "tin(02jan2007, 24set2009)"
>> local tin272 "tin(02jan2007, 27may2009)"
>> local tin279 "tin(02jan2007, 20mar2009)"
>> local tin281 "tin(02jan2007, 21set2011)"
>> local tin303 "tin(13nov2009, 22dec2011)"
>>
>> foreach i in 8 18 24 29 220 221 222 225 247 249 250 251 252 254 270
>> 272 279 281 303{
>>
>> preserve
>> keep if isin == `i'
>> #delimit ;
>>
>> twoway (line sfid sem if `tin`i'', clpattern(dash))
>> (line liq_an sem if `tin`i'', yaxis(2)),
>> ytitle(SFID como % emision, size(medsmall) color(blue) margin(small)
>> axis(1))
>> ytitle(LIQ_ANUAL, size(medsmall) color(blue) margin(small) axis(2))
>> ylabel(#10, labsize(medsmall)) xtitle(SEMANA, size(medsmall)
>> color(blue) margin(small))
>>
>> xlabel(#15, labsize(medsmall)) title(`b`i'', size(medsmall));
>> #delimit cr
>> restore
>>
>> graph export "D:\data\g_`i'.wmf"
>> }
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>
>
> *
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Rodrigo Briceño
Economist
[email protected]
SKYPE: rbriceno1087
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