Dan wrote
I use the following excerpt of a do file to generate a series of graphs
(1 national and 5 regional)
Each graph has its own title etc, but is set to the same X and Y scales
At present, I get 1 figure for each state/sex/age group combination,
which is great. However for publication, it would be great to get 1
figure which combines the 6 graphs as 2 wide and 3 deep.
Can anybody please suggest the code to do this?
twoway (bar rate var1 if var2==1, bfc(gs15)) ///
(bar rate var1 if var2==2, bfc(gs10)) ///
(bar rate var1 if var2==3, bfc(gs1)) ///
(rcap ub1 lb1 var1, bfc(gs10)), ///
title("`atitle' `btitle'") ///
subtitle("`ctitle' `dtitle' ") ///
legend( order(1 2 3 4) ) ///
xlabel(" ") ///
ylabel(0(`rng')`max') xtitle() ytitle("") ///
graph export "`a'fig.wmf", replace
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Instead of exporting each graph to .wmf format, store it as a "memory
graph":
... name(`a' , replace)
Next, use -graph combine-. Assuming that the names of the graphs are
g1-g6:
graph combine g1 g2 g3 g4 g5 g6 , cols(2)
You may then export the combined graph to, e.g., wmf format.
Hope this helps
Svend
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