you mean "order(orderinfo)". Easy for you to say Nick. I wasn't clear
what was orderinfo and had no examples to work with. May be if it had
said order#, I would have figured it out.
On 10/30/05, Nick Cox <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is clearly indicated in the help.
> For example, use -legend(order(3 4))- to
> show only the 3rd and 4th response variables.
>
> In your case, this could be combined with
> your existing syntax something like this:
>
> legend(order(3 "AA" 4 "SS") pos(10) ring(0))
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
>
> Raphael Fraser
>
> > I have the following graph in Stata 8.2:
> >
> > twoway (rcap ub lb ragey if geno==1)|| ///
> > (rcap ub lb ragey if geno==2)|| ///
> > (scatter p ragey if geno==1, msymbol(O) connect(l)
> > clp(longdash_dot)) || ///
> > (scatter p ragey if geno==2, msymbol(O) connect(l))||, ///
> > ti("Prevalence (%)") xmtick(10(1)25) ymtick(0(5)50)
> > yla(,angle(0))
> > xti("Age (in years)") ///
> > legend(label(3 "AA") label(4 "SS") pos(10) ring(0))
> >
> > As a result Stata produces four variables in the legend. I wish only
> > to keep two of the four variables in the legend. How can this be done?
>
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