How to have smaller coefficient plots using the coefplot command?

[Anupam Ghosh]

In the following code. I want to have five separate coefficient plots distributed symmetrically. But the current code is making it too dense. I tried using it without the byopts argument but that creates X axises only below each column and not below each graph (this is ideally what I would like to have).

Ideally, I want 5 graphs each with their X and Y axises labelled in a (2 rows, 3 columns) format. Also, I want to name each of the graphs differently than from the stored regression estimates. Currently, the "label" function is not working too.

coefplot (HurrReg_log4, label(Murder) keep(Minor13 Minor49 Minor1020 Major13 Major49 Major1020) pstyle(p4)) ///
|| (HurrReg_log5, label(Manslaughter) keep(Minor13 Minor49 Minor1020 Major13 Major49 Major1020) pstyle(p4)) ///
|| (HurrReg_log6, label(Rape) keep(Minor13 Minor49 Minor1020 Major13 Major49 Major1020) pstyle(p4)) ///
|| (HurrReg_log7, label(Robbery) keep(Minor13 Minor49 Minor1020 Major13 Major49 Major1020) pstyle(p4)) ///
|| (HurrReg_log8, label(Assualt) keep(Minor13 Minor49 Minor1020 Major13 Major49 Major1020) pstyle(p4)) ///
,vertical drop(_cons) yline(0) msize(2) msymbol(D) byopts(col(5)) ///
legend(off) xlabel( , angle(horizontal)) xtitle(Hurricane exposure by intensity and time, size(3)) ///
ylabel(, angle(horizontal)) ytitle(Logged arrest rate, size(3))

Here's what I get

[Girish Venkataraman]

You are more likely to get a response if you attach your sample data and/or a figure that shows your current output, Anupam Ghosh. Plus -coefplot- is from ssc and not an official Stata program.

[Anupam Ghosh]

Girish,

Any idea why the bylabel function is now working with this code. I tried replacing the label.