If you like books, I recommend the Visual Guide to Stata Graphics by
Michael Mitchell. The book is basically a visual catalog of Stata
graphs, along with explanations of how to do what you need to do to
get the graph to look that way.
It's darn useful.
Joel
MA V writes:
> Dear Statalist members,
> I am drawing multiple histograms in one plot by using the "by" option.
> e.g. hist age, by(city)
> (note: I have 12 cities)
> My question is the following: is it possible to add one vertical line to
> each individual histogram(note that these lines have different values for
> different cities, i.e. for different histograms)?
> From searching in the statalist I concluded that this can be easily done in
> individual histograms.
> Can it also be done when one uses the "by" option? And, if so, how does one
> draw different lines in different histograms?
> Thanks for your help.
> MA
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