RE: st: using foreach in regression models - combing graphs from the different variables

[Tim Evans <Tim.Evans@wmciu.nhs.uk>]

Hi all,

I have modified my regression commands in order that I can loop through the variables and graph them. I'm stuck on how to use graph combine to combine these graphs into one page (5 graphs on each page), following on the from the loop as follows:

BEGIN CODE

loc covariates "i.NRCENT i.site__4 sex i.id07 i.yydx"
	foreach var of varlist agegrp id07 NRCENT site__4  {
	di as text "Does `var' affect you getting surgery (any from HES) (Adjusted)"
	cap noi logistic everrcsurgeryhes2 i.`var' `covariates'
	preserve
		qui do "C:\TEST \labelling" /*
		*/ "O/R of surgery (any from HES) (`var')"
		qui graph export "C:\Test\Adjusted_`var'_surgery (any from HES).png", replace	
		restore
		di as text "End of Does `var' affect you getting surgery (any from HES) (Adjusted)"
		graph combine "C:\Test\Unadjusted_`var'_ any surgery from HES.png" ****THIS DID NOT WORK***
  
	}



I don't know whether I can use regexm to say the filename begins with 'Unadjusted' and ends with 'from HES' and incorporate this into the graph combine, but essentially I don't explicitly name the graphs as they are stored and don't want to name them explicitly (by this I mean type each one out as I may in future add more to my varlist).

I'm assuming I will have to save as .gph before saving the final version as a png if that's my chosen format?

Any ideas greatly appreciated.

Best wishes

Tim
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