> What I'd really like is for the numerical x labels to be there (stata default is fine) but with these additional vertical lines being labeled somewhere, there is space on the graph but I can't figure out how to do it. I can tell it to put some of the tick marks back on by writing xlabel( 25 50 "2 Stars"), but that also looks strange. > It replaces the tick marks with my "2 Stars" etc. coefplot is a tool to graph results from estimation commands in Stata. lines, see the grid option in G-3 axis label options. variable for the category axis must be generated and coefficient labels must be. > histogram totalpoints, discrete percent xline(50 75 100 125) xlabel(50 "2 Stars" 75 "3 Stars" 100 "4 Stars" 125 "5 Stars") yline(), xline(), and tline() are used with twoway to add lines to the plot region. > I'd like to label them, but when I run the code The command may be abbreviated to twoway scatter, or just. > histogram totalpoints, discrete percent xline(50 75 100 125) Stata labels the axes using the variable labels, if they are defined, or variable names if not. > I am making a histogram using data that ranges from 0-200 where I have four vertical lines that are important to my data: I can tell it to put some of the tick marks back on by writing xlabel ( 25 50 '2 Stars'), but that also looks strange. Notice: On April 23, 2014, Statalist moved from an email list to a forum, based at.
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