Re: st: Differentiate one bar in a graph

[Roger Newson <roger.newson@kcl.ac.uk>]

At 17:16 11/04/2005, Taavi wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have a bar graph and I'd like to change a color of one bar (or use sth 
> similar to show its relative location compared to other bars).
> Would appreciate your suggestions
This might be a job for -eclplot- (downloadable from SSC) with the 
-supby()- option. However, in official Stata, you could probably use -graph 
twoway- to superimpose 2 -twoway bar- charts, one for the special bar and 
one for the other bars, and give them two different -if- qualifiers and 
-bcolor()- options. In Stata, type

help twoway bar

to find out more about -twoway bar- charts.

I hope this helps.

Roger



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