Other postings have overtaken this.
I read your post as 6 observations for each quarter.
It seems you mean 6 observations, one at each quarter, which would be easier.
The word "each" is treacherous, even to native English speakers, or people in the USA.
Nick
[email protected]
René Geppert
Here you go.
var1 var2 Quarter
.485 28.37 1
.637 25.14 2
1.131 24.62 3
1.364 19.57 4
1.526 3.94 5
1.791 3.56 6
Nick Cox schrieb:
> Please give a minimal example of a relevant dataset.
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
>
> René Geppert
>
> I am using Stata/SE 10 for Windows.
>
> I generated a graph using the following (simplified) code:
>
> . twoway (bar var1 Quarter, yaxis(1) yscale(range(0))) (line var2
> Quarter, yaxis(2) )
>
> I do so in order to obtain two y-axes (left and right hand side) with a
> different scale. To format the graph properly I experienced two problems:
> a) Both axes start at their minimum values, which I can fix for the left
> hand side y-axis using yscale(range(0)), which does not work for the
> right hand side y-axis for some reason. Why is that and how can I
> achieve the same effect there?
> b) var 1 and var 2 have 6 observations (at each instance of Quarter).
> How can I get a label at each instance in the graph for the line and bar
> plot, respectively? That is, show the observation values for example
> inside each bar and above the line. The blabel option which one can
> usually use in a bar graph does not work in the twoway bar version.
>
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