Hi everyone
I am having issues with shading the area between two lines.
Below is the data & code I have used to generate my line graphs.
The shaded line is the object of interest, while the two dashed grey lines are +/- 2 standard-error bands.
1. I want to shade the area between the two dashed gray lines in light gray while keeping the line in between those two solid black. Any tips how I can go around doing this?
2. I'd also like the vertical line from 0 to be solid black.
Thanks in advance for helping me out.
I am having issues with shading the area between two lines.
Below is the data & code I have used to generate my line graphs.
Code:
* Example generated by -dataex-. To install: ssc install dataex clear input int year float(delta30 timevarsd upper lower) 2005 .036 .7602793 1.5261474 -1.4541475 2006 .2751 .7602793 1.7652475 -1.2150475 2007 .8808 .7602793 2.3709474 -.6093474 2008 1.779 .7602793 3.2691474 .28885263 2009 1.8134 .7602793 3.3035474 .3232526 2010 2.1472 .7602793 3.6373475 .6570527 2011 2.0348 .7602793 3.5249474 .54465264 2012 1.2762 .7602793 2.7663474 -.21394737 2013 .3713 .7602793 1.8614475 -1.1188474 2014 .4978 .7602793 1.9879475 -.9923474 2015 .2991 .7602793 1.7892474 -1.1910474 2016 .844 .7602793 2.3341475 -.6461474 end // Plot twoway (line delta30 year, lcolor(black)) /// (line upper year, lcolor(gs12) lpattern(dash)) /// (line lower year, lcolor(gs12) lpattern(dash)), ytitle(Deltas) ylabel(-2(1)4) ytitle(, size(small) margin(medsmall)) yline(1, lpattern(dash) lcolor(gray)) ylabel(, labsize(vsmall) labgap(medsmall)) xtitle(Year) xlabel(2005(1)2016) xtitle(, size(small) margin(medsmall)) xlabel(, labsize(vsmall) labgap(medsmall)) /// legend(off) /// title(Figure 2: The time-variation in the stock return sensitivity - All 20 MNAs in the sample, size(small) margin(medsmall)) legend(off)
1. I want to shade the area between the two dashed gray lines in light gray while keeping the line in between those two solid black. Any tips how I can go around doing this?
2. I'd also like the vertical line from 0 to be solid black.
Thanks in advance for helping me out.
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