Although, I do not want to do a meta analysis, I used this code to generate the forest plot of my respective odds ratios, lower confidence interval and upper confidence interval
admetan lnor lnlci lnuci, nowt nooverall or forestplot(xlab(.5, 1, 5))
A table was created but the forest plot did not show up, rather I got this reply
invalid '5'
Error in forestplot.ProcessXLabs
r(198);
Please how do I find my way around this?
Again, given that I have 14 obervations, with one predictor having two observation each, how do I name this in the forest plot?
Thank you.
admetan lnor lnlci lnuci, nowt nooverall or forestplot(xlab(.5, 1, 5))
A table was created but the forest plot did not show up, rather I got this reply
invalid '5'
Error in forestplot.ProcessXLabs
r(198);
Please how do I find my way around this?
Again, given that I have 14 obervations, with one predictor having two observation each, how do I name this in the forest plot?
Thank you.
