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st: RE: Question: Option -by- in -eclplot- revisited
A possible fix might be to create the line using a -line- command in the
-plot()- option of -eclplot-. You would first create 2 variables in each
by-group, with names such as -linex- and -liney-, such that -linex- was
equal to the appropriate x-axis reference line for the by-group, and
-liney- was chosen to span the y-axis range in each by-group. The
plot-option for -eclplot- would then be
plot(line liney linex, sort)
and this would add a vertical x-axis reference line to the subplot for
each by-group.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes
Roger
Roger B Newson
Lecturer in Medical Statistics
Respiratory Epidemiology and Public Health Group
National Heart and Lung Institute
Imperial College London
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Subject: st: Question: Option -by- in -eclplot- revisited
Dear Statalisters,
I am using -ecplot- to generate plots of effect sizes and their
confidence
intervals by groups (say group 1 and group 2, applying the option -by-).
However, I would like to generate a x-axis reference line in 10.5 (scale
ranging from 1 to 20) in group 1 and another x-axis reference line in
15.4 in group 2(also in the same scale).
I can accomplish this taks using the option "xline(10.5 15.4,
style(default))", but both panels will have two reference lines. The
objective is exactly to have only one reference line in each panel.
Thank you in advance.
Cheers!
Tiago
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