intervalplot

[Sijian Li]

I'm trying to use intervalplot with summary estimates as variables in the dataset. The following is my data.

str7 treatment float(lnOR LCI_lnOR UCI_lnOR)
"a" 1.029 .599 1.654
"b" 1.361 .778 2.194
"c"  .716 .374 1.249
"d"  .818 .558 1.155
"e"  1.14 .641 2.677
"f"  .725 .356 1.322
"g"  .843 .453 1.435
"h"  .562 .241  1.14
"i"  .638 .351 1.087
end

Then I typed the order.

. intervalplot lnOR LCI_lnOR UCI_lnOR , nomvmeta lab( treatment)
>10 invalid name
r(198);

What does ">10 invalid name" mean?

Thank you.

[Tiago Pereira]

When I copy and paste the code below, it works like a charm in my Stata 14.

 clear
 input str7 treatment float(lnOR LCI_lnOR UCI_lnOR)
"a" 1.029 .599 1.654
"b" 1.361 .778 2.194
"c"  .716 .374 1.249
"d"  .818 .558 1.155
"e"  1.14 .641 2.677
"f"  .725 .356 1.322
"g"  .843 .453 1.435
"h"  .562 .241  1.14
"i"  .638 .351 1.087
end  
 intervalplot lnOR LCI_lnOR UCI_lnOR , nomvmeta lab( treatment)

[Sijian Li]

It's my fault. I used the dataex to export the data, and may make a mistake in copying it.

* Example generated by -dataex-. To install: ssc install dataex
clear
input str7 treatment float(lnOR LCI_lnOR UCI_lnOR)
"a" 1.029 .599 1.654
"b" 1.361 .778 2.194
"c"  .716 .374 1.249
"d"  .818 .558 1.155
"e"  1.14 .641 2.677
"f"  .725 .356 1.322
"g"  .843 .453 1.435
"h"  .562 .241  1.14
"i"  .638 .351 1.087
end