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Re: st: RE: Graphing a categorical variable: simple bar chart.


From   Ernest Berkhout <[email protected]>
To   [email protected], <[email protected]>
Subject   Re: st: RE: Graphing a categorical variable: simple bar chart.
Date   Tue, 18 Nov 2003 13:55:18 +0100

At 19:07 17-11-2003, Nick Cox wrote:
And as for percents, catching missings,
and working with -if- and -in-: it
really needs a program.

One program in this area is -catplot-
from SSC. What it actually does can be seen by reading the help
Thanks for pointing this one out again Nick (missed it earlier apparently), it looks like a handy tool especially for those have-a-quick-look-what's-in-it graphs. These are made very often during analysis, before reporting final results. Because of the frequency of use the elegancy of the command makes a lot of sense here and is an improvement if one wants to learn people to use Stata by using the command-box.


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