A cleaner way:
gen safe_copy = trim(country_name)
levelsof safe_copy, local(countries)
foreach c of local countries {
noi di " `c' "
twoway (line exp_lblended mktdate if safe_copy == "`c'") ,
title(" `c' ")
}
Nick
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Nick Cox
> I'd write this as follows. Perhaps
> you might like to test it.
>
> gen long id = _n
> egen series = group(country_codeifs)
> su series, meanonly
>
> forval x = 1/`=r(max)' {
> su id if series == `x', meanonly
> local c = trim(country_name[`=r(min)'])
> noi di " `c' "
> twoway (line exp_lblended mktdate if series == `x') ,
> title(" `c' ")
> }
Jorge Morgenstern
> > I'm having a similar (but not exactly equal) problem to the
> > one Rafa Hoyos
> > had a few days ago, but the resolution doesn't apply to me. I
> > want a graph
> > for each category (each country) in my dataset. I then
> > generate the variable
> > series and loop up to its maximum.
> > What's really odd it's that, if I disable the twoway command,
> > the list of
> > countries displays correctly. If I enable it, only the first
> > country is
> > displayed, and only the first graph shows the title. The
> rest of the
> > iterations generate an empty display line and an empty titled graph.
> > Regards, thanks for helping.
> > Jorge.
> >
> > egen series=group(country_codeifs)
> > quietly tab series
> > local cant=r(r)
> > forval x=1/`cant' {
> > local c= trim(country_name[r(N)/r(r)*`x']) *****this
> > inputs the first
> > record of each category to the title variable
> > noi di " `c' "
> > twoway (line exp_lblended mktdate if series==`x') ,
> title(" `c' ")
> > }
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