scatter lexp gnppc, by(region, total style(compact)) subtitle(,
pos(11) nobexpand bfcolor(white) nobox)
Phil
At 03:30 PM 1/03/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Dear Statalisters
I am spending some time trying to learn the graphing capabilities of Stata
8. I have a question that relates to by-styles. ON page 86 of the
graphics manual there is a command
. scatter lexp gnppc, by(region, total style(compact))
and the resultant graph which is a composite of 4 graphs each of which is
highlighted by a banner (e.g. Eur and C Asia) on a gray background. MY
QUESTION is "How can one (a) get rid of the grey background -- I have
tried all the commands I could think of-- and (b) how can one manipulate
the position of the banner i.e. instead of being centred over the plot,
push it to the left. Some of this can be avoided by using style7 which
is a fall back to the style used in Stata7, but I think I should be able
to do it in Stata8. As well, when i tried Stata7 style I got into
problems with tick marks, but that is a separate question.
Any help is appreciated
Thanks,
Donald Spady
Department of Pediatrics
2C3.92 WMC, University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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