Dear All, I am desperate, because I have tried everything. Basically, I have plot my data with coefplot, in four small sub-plots. It is the treatment effect per ideology. In other words, each sub-plot represents estimation results for liberals, conservatives, etc. The plots look great, however, the y axes are different. I would like to homogenise them. I have used the addition
yscale(range(-0.5(0.1)0.5))
to the command coefplot and it did not work. then I tried xscale(range(-0.5(0.1)0.5)) and it does not work either. the axes continue being different. 1's range is between -2 and 4, while others -5 to 5, etc. Thanks a lot beforehand for your help. the full command is as follows.
coefplot (dliberals, label(w./o interaction)) (liberalssinteract, label(w. interaction)) || (conservatives, label(w./o interaction)) (conservativessinteract, label(w. interaction)) || (independents, label(w./o interaction)) (independentsinteract, label(w. interaction)) || (unsures, label(w./o interaction)) (unsuressinteract, label(w. interaction)), keep(*.iv1 *.iv2 *.iv3 *.iv3) yscale(range(-0.5(0.1)0.5)) xline(0) byopts(xrescale)
Thanks a million.
Best,
Sofie
yscale(range(-0.5(0.1)0.5))
to the command coefplot and it did not work. then I tried xscale(range(-0.5(0.1)0.5)) and it does not work either. the axes continue being different. 1's range is between -2 and 4, while others -5 to 5, etc. Thanks a lot beforehand for your help. the full command is as follows.
coefplot (dliberals, label(w./o interaction)) (liberalssinteract, label(w. interaction)) || (conservatives, label(w./o interaction)) (conservativessinteract, label(w. interaction)) || (independents, label(w./o interaction)) (independentsinteract, label(w. interaction)) || (unsures, label(w./o interaction)) (unsuressinteract, label(w. interaction)), keep(*.iv1 *.iv2 *.iv3 *.iv3) yscale(range(-0.5(0.1)0.5)) xline(0) byopts(xrescale)
Thanks a million.
Best,
Sofie
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