This sounds like a pure graph issue, and
nothing to do with survival as such.
Try
... xlabel(0 "12" 1 "13" 2 "14" ... 12 "24")
where the task of filling in the dots is
left to you.
Nick
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Joshua P. Mersky
> I am currently using survival analysis for a paper that examines
> associations between various predictors and the timing of
> first birth in
> our sample. I have completed all of my analyses, but I am having
> difficulty in getting my graphical output to look exactly the way I
> want. I have generated survival curves for two groups that I wish to
> compare, but I cannot figure out how to configure the X-axis to my
> preferred specifications. Specifically, survival time in my
> analysis ranges
> from 0-12, representing the number of years covered in the
> analysis (ages
> 12-24). I would like to have the ticks on the X-axis range
> from 12 to 24,
> but the default mode on Stata tells it to range from 0 to 12.
> I have tried
> numerous solutions to no avail. I am assuming that I can
> avoid recoding my
> data and that there is a syntax command that will enable me
> to label the
> ticks on the X-axis to range from 12-24. Can anyone provide
> me with the
> proper command?
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