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st: twoway line graph with two groups and confidence intervals
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ClaudiaP <[email protected]>
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st: twoway line graph with two groups and confidence intervals
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Mon, 15 Aug 2011 17:25:20 -0700 (PDT)
Hi all :)
A seemingly easy problem but I can't figure out how to accomplish what I
want...thanks for your time.
I have 9 waves (2001-2009) of unbalanced longitudinal data (n=~1500), with
variables empstatus (employment status, casual=1 or permanent=2) and mh
(mental health; among other variables).
I would like to produce a line graph showing mean mh scores for each year
2001-2009 for casual and permanent workers, with 95% confidence interval for
each group. That is, year on the x-axis, mh on the y-axis, and two separate
lines (with legend) for the groups contained in empstatus (casual and
permanent), with confidence intervals for both groups.
Thanks in advance,
Claudia.
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