You have to fiddle with -fxsize()- and -fysize()-.
Otherwise, and more work, you often get a better result by programming a
command to have a -by()- option.
Nick
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Jeph Herrin
I am using Stata 10.1.
I am trying to stack up several graphs that have identical
layouts, with a shared x-axis. Thus, I would like to have the
x-axis only appear at the bottom of the bottom graph.
Therefore, I suppress the x-axis on all but the last graph,
gN.gph, and then use:
graph combine g1.gph ... gN.gph, col(1) xcommon imargin(0 0 0 0)
This works fine except that the bottom graph is compressed relative
to the other graphs - because of the additional axis.
I have fiddled with the aspect ratio of the bottom graph to try to
get the final combined graph to look the same as the others, but
cannot get a good fit. Is there a better way to do this? At the
least, I need a formula for how much height the axis labels add
to my graph, so I can expand accordingly. Any ideas?
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