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Re: st: RE: controlling -sort- within a complex graph
Thank you Nick. -ysc(reverse)- worked very well. And thanks for the pointer
on how to describe a problem!
My problem was that in the two examples of code below, whether I place
-sort(idnum)- in the -twoway- portion of the graph (FIRST EXAMPLE) or the
-scatter- portion (SECOND EXAMPLE), the graph appears sorted in descending
order; suggesting that -sort(idnum)- produced no effect.
Michael
FIRST EXAMPLE
twoway rcap min95 max95 Model if parmseq==1, horizontal msize(huge) ///
xtitle(Hazard Ratio and 95% Confidence Interval, margin(0 0 0 5)) ///
ytitle(Analysis Method) ylabel( 1 "II" 2 "II" 3 "IIIA", angle(h))
mlabel(idstr) sort(idnum)- ///
|| scatter Model estimate if parmseq==1, msize(medlarge) legend(off)
SECOND EXAMPLE
twoway rcap min95 max95 Model if parmseq==1, horizontal msize(huge) ///
xtitle(Hazard Ratio and 95% Confidence Interval, margin(0 0 0 5)) ///
ytitle(Analysis Method) ylabel( 1 "II" 2 "II" 3 "IIIA", angle(h))
mlabel(idstr) ///
|| scatter Model estimate if parmseq==1, msize(medlarge) legend(off)
-sort(idnum)-
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