Pas possible. I think Stata takes the work of Tukey (1977) "Exploratory Data Analysis", & William Cleveland's books, Visualizing Data (1993) & "The Elements of Graphing Data" (1994), as state-of-the-art. You will not find any fill patterns in Cleveland's books (at least that I can find). With a good printer, the various greys should be distinguishable on a graph. I would be interested in hearing what others have to say on this.
Eric
>Neither menus nor manuals seem to describe how bar fill colors in a hbar graph can be replaced with patterns (such as diagonal lines, small squares, etc.) that are easy to distinguish from one another in a black and white setting. Any suggestions out there?
>Thanks a lot!
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>Eric Magar
>ITAM, Mexico City
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