I think I know the answer to this one, but just to be sure:
Is there any formal procedure/option/returned result for identifying the exact number
of observations a graph is based on, documented or otherwise... besides first
principles using -count- -sum- and others, that is.
For example:
-count if !mi(<all vars used in graph>) & [if statement | in range]-
The solution works well, but sometimes I can't help thinking that the graph command
should return the number of observations used - just like an estimation command.
/Jesper
-- Jesper Kj�r Hansen
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