Steinar Fossedal --
You might try something along these lines:
clear
set obs 16
gen B = _n
gen C = B^.5
gen A = B
line A B, xla(1 "1" 16 "16") || line A B, xaxis(2) xla(1 "1" 16 "256", axis(2))
and if you need to construct a set of labels to put in xla(.), you may
want -levelsof- and a loop using -foreach-.
On 6/18/07, Steinar Fossedal <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi, listers
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 :)
-Steinar
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