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  • labels on line graph symbols

    Hello,

    I'm trying to label the symbols of my line graph with p values (graph displays 95% CIs around each symbol). How is this done? I'm using Stata 15.

    Here is my code:
    Code:
    twoway rcap  Race_Upper_  Race_Lower_  Year1 if Race == 1 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", lc(red) lwidth(vthin) ///
        legend( pos(1) ring(0) row(1)order(6 "NHW" 7 "NHB" 8 "MA" 9 "Others" 10 "Overall")) msymbol(Oh) ylab(0.15 "15%" 0.25"25%"
    0.35"35%" 0.40 " " ) ///
         xlab(1 "2001-04" 2 "2005-08" 3 "2009-12" 4 "2013-16" 4.2" ") xtitle("Year of Survey") scheme(s1color) || ///
        rcap  Race_Upper_  Race_Lower_  Year1 if Race == 2 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", lc(ebblue) lwidth(vthin)  || ///
        rcap  Race_Upper_  Race_Lower_  Year1 if Race == 3 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", lc(mint) lwidth(vthin)  || ///
        rcap  Race_Upper_  Race_Lower_  Year1 if Race == 4 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", lc(brown) lwidth(vthin)  || ///
        rcap  Race_Upper_  Race_Lower_  Year1 if Race == 5 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", lc(black) lwidth(vthin)  || ///
        scatter Race_P_  Year1 if Race == 1 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", c(1) lc(red) mc(red) lwidth(vthin) || ///
        scatter Race_P_  Year1 if Race == 2 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", c(1) lc(ebblue) mc(ebblue) lwidth(vthin)  || ///
        scatter Race_P_  Year1 if Race == 3 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", c(1) lc(mint) mc(mint) lwidth(vthin) || ///
        scatter Race_P_  Year1 if Race == 4 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", c(1) lc(brown) mc(brown) lwidth(vthin) || ///
        scatter Race_P_  Year1 if Race == 5 & main_var == "smoker" & Categories == "1", c(1) lc(black) mc(black) lpattern(dash)
    lwidth(vthin)
    Thanks so much!


  • #2
    No example data, no example graph, P-values for what?

    Your 42nd post should (please) improve on this.

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    • #3
      Oops, I'm very sorry. My colleague has just figured this out. Please disregard.
      What we were looking for is the text option.

      Thanks!

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