st: RE: Extending axis when using -catplot-

[Lucie Vlach <Lucie.Vlach@albertahealthservices.ca>]

I think I made this work with:    ylabel(0(10)50, labsize(small))

I hope that is correct, at least it looks ok to me so far.



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From: owner-statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu [owner-statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu] On Behalf Of Lucie Vlach
Sent: March 29, 2012 2:58 PM
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Subject: st: Extending axis when using -catplot-

Hello everyone!

I am creating two graphs and then combining them into one for easy viewing. James data vs. everyone's data, in percentages.

I like the look of -catplot- for these. (-catplot- is a user-written package by Nicholas J. Cox available from SSC)

When I combine the two graphs, one ends the axis at 30% because the data has the highest bar reaching only max 30% and the second one ends at 40%, based on its data.

Is there a way to extend the 30% scale to 40% on my shorter graph so that both graphs have the same length of the axis?
Something like -xscale- etc? I cannot get this to work. I need to have the 'james' graph displaying scale that reaches at least 40%, even though data only goes to 30%.

Thank you very much for any help!

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catplot   abc_groups, by(james) percent(james) ysize(2.5) ytitle("James in percent") blabel(bar, format(%4.1f))
graph save Graph "james.gph"

catplot   abc_groups, by(everyone) percent(everyone) ysize(2.5) ytitle("everyone in percent") blabel(bar, format(%4.1f))
graph save Graph "everyone.gph"

grc1leg "james.gph" "everyone.gph", cols(1)imargin(0 0 0 0) ycommon xcommon legendfrom("james.gph")
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Lucie

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