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Re: Re: st: label graphs
In addition to Clive's points, note that Stata's terminology
may differ from that used by other software:
Axis labels are in
Stata: individual numbers (more generally text) at specific points
(usually tick marks) along axes
some other programs: what Stata knows as axis titles.
No point in arguing who's right or wrong, but it's best to follow
Stata terminology on Statalist.
Also, what Clive says about the position of -subtitle()- is just the
default; it can be moved.
Nick
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Clive Nicholas replied to Lucy Shum
> Further, when I generate twoway histgrams, how should I go about labeling
> each of the graphs? Subtitle(" ... ") subtitle(" ... ") ??
I'm not clear about this, but if you mean the _axes_ of the -twoway hist-
graph, they will automatically be labelled if the variables are already.
Subtitling any graph using -subtitle()- means a fitting a legend that
appears immediately below the main -title()- of the graph, which appears
above the graphic. Is this what you mean?
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