My apologies. As I have done some more testing I have learned it is not
a difference between command line and .do file operation.
This code works as expected:
scatter comprate week || ///
fpfit comprate week ||, ///
by (unit)
However, this block fails with the message ") required":
scatter comprate week || ///
fpfit comprate week ||, ///
by (unit, total)
There appears to be yet another issue as the following works:
scatter comprate week ||, by (unit)
But, this does not:
scatter comprate week, by (unit)
The inclusion of suboptions fails in all cases and it does not seem to
matter what suboptions are used. I have tried several different -twoway-
plottypes, each yielding the same results.
Thanks again for any insight and assistance.
Doug
>>> [email protected] 1/23/2004 14:18:03 >>>
Please show us some commands.
Nick
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Doug Simmons
> On a related note, I have just run into an issue using -by()-
> suboptions with -twoway- graphs in a .do file. On the command line
> everything works
> as expected, however, when attempting to run from a .do file, I get
> parentheses mismatch errors. This only occurs when attempting
> to include
> suboptions, actually, just when the comma is included, even if no
> suboptions are specified. I am running 8.2 on XP.
>
> I am wondering if anyone else has encountered this or can
> duplicate it.
> And if so, is there a work-around or solution?
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