Bar chart labelling problem for categorical variables

[Zi Yue Wang]

Hi, I used the following code to create a stacked bar chart and it works very well (see the picture attached).

graph hbar (percent), over(tradition_family_group) over (sex) asyvars percentages stack ///
blabel(bar, pos(center) format(%3.1f)) ytitle("Percentages") title("Family value by sex") subtitle(" ")

However, I would like to relabel the "0" and "1" on the vertical axis as "female" and "male" using the following code:

graph hbar (percent), over(tradition_family_group) over (sex, relabel(1 "Female" 2 "Male") ) ///
asyvars percentages stack blabel(bar, pos(center) format(%3.1f)) ytitle("Percentages") title("Family value by sex") ///
subtitle(" ")

I saw the following error:

) required
r(100);

end of do-file

r(100);

Could you let me know what's the problem? Thank you very much.

[Andrew Musau]

Eliminate the space between over and the opening parenthesis in the second -over()- option.

graph hbar (percent), over(tradition_family_group) over(sex, relabel(1 "Female" 2 "Male") ) ///
asyvars percentages stack blabel(bar, pos(center) format(%3.1f)) ytitle("Percentages") title("Family value by sex") ///
subtitle(" ")

[Zi Yue Wang]

Eliminate the space between over and the opening parenthesis in the second -over()- option.

graph hbar (percent), over(tradition_family_group) over(sex, relabel(1 "Female" 2 "Male") ) ///
asyvars percentages stack blabel(bar, pos(center) format(%3.1f)) ytitle("Percentages") title("Family value by sex") ///
subtitle(" ")

Thank you so much. It's soooo weird!