The key principle here is that the graph will
look OK as long as the text in the axis labels looks OK.
Thus, concentrate on the text of the axis labels. Download
-mylabels- from SSC and study the help or the
code or both.
Nick
[email protected]
Steinar Fossedal
> I have three variables where variable A can be derived from
> each of the
> two others (B & C). I now want to create a line-graph with
> the value of
> variable A on the y-axis and the corresponding values of B and C on
> xaxis 1 and 2 respectively.
>
> In case this was as hard to understand as it was to explain, I'll
> elaborate with an example:
>
> clear
> set obs 100
> gen B = _n
> gen C = B^.5
> gen A = B
> line A B
>
> I want to include a second x-axis which shows the corresponding values
> of C.
>
> Can this be done somehow?
>
> My dataset only contains 16 points, so suggestions for ugly hacks are
> also welcome :)
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