Customization of Bar Graph

[ale alvarez]

I have created a stacked bar graph to look at my main categorical variable which has Yes/No Responses.
I want to look at these responses by another categorical variable where there 5 options.

My code looks like:
graph bar, over(YesNo) by(CatOptions) stack asyvars blabel(bar, size(vsmall)format(%4.1f))

I am still learning how to customize and would like to change 2 things:

1. Given that there are 5 options, the graph output places 3 bar graphs in one row and 2 on a bottom row. How do I get all of them on the same row or all on one column? even if it means they need to look smaller?
2. The 5 options are automatically labeled at the top and I can't figure out how to make that specific font smaller because one of the categories I am sorting by has a very long label and it looks very cramped (the blabel I have above doesn't change the size of what I want to do) How do I change the font size of the category labels?

[Andrew Musau]

1. Given that there are 5 options, the graph output places 3 bar graphs in one row and 2 on a bottom row. How do I get all of them on the same row or all on one column? even if it means they need to look smaller?

graph bar, over(YesNo) by(CatOptions, col(5)) stack asyvars blabel(bar, size(vsmall)format(%4.1f))

The 5 options are automatically labeled at the top and I can't figure out how to make that specific font smaller because one of the categories I am sorting by has a very long label and it looks very cramped (the blabel I have above doesn't change the size of what I want to do) How do I change the font size of the category labels?

graph bar, over(YesNo) by(CatOptions, col(5)) stack asyvars blabel(bar, size(vsmall)format(%4.1f)) subtitle( ,size(8pt))

Change the 8 to # where #<8 makes the font size smaller and #> 8, larger. A data example might have expedited a response or even provided you with alternative ways to graph your data, so for your future posts, aim to provide a data example using the dataex command (see FAQ Advice #12 for details)