I'm receiving an error message when I try to open a graph that I had previously created in stata and saved in the format .gph.
When I created the graph, I used the following command:
. graph twoway (connected us_10 Year, lpattern(solid) msymbol(s)) (connected it_10 Year, lpattern(dash) msymbol(d)), legend(label(1 "United States") label(2 "Italy")) ytitle("Income Share") xtitle("The Top Decile Income Share, 1980-2014") xlabel(1980(10)2014) title("Figure 1") saving("Figure1-hw2.gph", replace)
The graph was created with no issues, it is only when I try to open the saved version that I receive the following error message:
too few quotes
error (132) reading file
Error in file, skipping lines:
USA
Pre-tax national income
varlist not allowed
r(101);
I'm having trouble figuring out where exactly the problem is occurring and how I can fix it. Does anyone have any insight into how to resolve this issue?
When I created the graph, I used the following command:
. graph twoway (connected us_10 Year, lpattern(solid) msymbol(s)) (connected it_10 Year, lpattern(dash) msymbol(d)), legend(label(1 "United States") label(2 "Italy")) ytitle("Income Share") xtitle("The Top Decile Income Share, 1980-2014") xlabel(1980(10)2014) title("Figure 1") saving("Figure1-hw2.gph", replace)
The graph was created with no issues, it is only when I try to open the saved version that I receive the following error message:
too few quotes
error (132) reading file
Error in file, skipping lines:
USA
Pre-tax national income
varlist not allowed
r(101);
I'm having trouble figuring out where exactly the problem is occurring and how I can fix it. Does anyone have any insight into how to resolve this issue?
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