Twoway line panel graph title and second y

[Mario Ferri]

I have been trying to add a general title and a second y variable title at right to a panel two-way line, but I am failing. I am using the following code

set scheme s1color
 
 twoway (line cpi ts if ts>0, yaxis(1)) (line u ts if ts>0, yaxis(2) lpattern(dash)) ,  title("Inflation consumer prices annual" "and Unemployment % of total labor force")  ytitle(Inflation consumer prices annual% ) ytitle((Unemployment % of total labor force), axis(2)) ttitle(year) legend(label(1 "consumer prices annual %")) legend(label(2 "Unemployment % of total labor force")) graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white)   title("Inflation consumer prices annual" "and Unemployment % of total labor force") by (id) ||

and get the following messed up graph

When I omit the title option in the above code

 
 set scheme s1color
twoway (line cpi ts if ts>0, yaxis(1)) (line u ts if ts>0, yaxis(2) lpattern(dash)) , ytitle(Inflation consumer prices annual% ) ytitle((Unemployment % of total labor force), axis(2)) ttitle(year) legend(label(1 "consumer prices annual %")) legend(label(2 "Unemployment % of total labor force")) graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white)   title("Inflation consumer prices annual" "and Unemployment % of total labor force") by (id)

I get the graph below.

I would like to add a general title to the graph on the top as "Inflation, consumer prices annual and Unemployment % of total labor force" and a second y variable to appear to the right as "Unemployment % of total labor force", similarly to what appears the "Inflation consumer prices annual %" at left

Where am I mistaking the code?

Mario

[alejoforero]

The title option should be within the parenthesis of the by option:

by(id, title("This is the general title"))

[Mario Ferri]

The title option should be within the parenthesis of the by option:

by(id, title("This is the general title"))

Thank you very much alejoforero


The code I run after your suggestion is

 set scheme s1color  twoway (line cpi ts if ts>0, yaxis(1)) (line u ts if ts>0, yaxis(2) lpattern(dash)) ,  ytitle(Inflation consumer prices annual% ) ytitle((Unemployment % of total labor force), axis(2)) ttitle(year) legend(label(1 "consumer prices annual %")) legend(label(2 "Unemployment % of total labor force")) graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white)  by (id, title("Inflation, consumer prices annual and Unemployment % of total labor force"))

and get an error

   
) required
r(100);

I cannot see the missing parenthesis.



Also, how can I include a title for the second y variable to appear to the right as "Unemployment % of total labor force", similar to what appears the "Inflation consumer prices annual %" at the left?
Mario

[alejoforero]

You cannot leave a space between the by and the parenthesis, that's causing the r(100) error.

For the secondary yaxis title use the r2title option:

 
 twoway (line cpi ts if ts>0, yaxis(1)) (line u ts if ts>0, yaxis(2) lpattern(dash)) ,  ytitle(Inflation consumer prices annual% ) ytitle((Unemployment % of total labor force), axis(2)) ttitle(year) legend(label(1 "consumer prices annual %")) legend(label(2 "Unemployment % of total labor force")) graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white)  by(id, r2title("Unemployment % of total labor force") title("Inflation, consumer prices annual and Unemployment % of total labor force"))

[Mario Ferri]

You cannot leave a space between the by and the parenthesis, that's causing the r(100) error.

For the secondary yaxis title use the r2title option:

twoway (line cpi ts if ts>0, yaxis(1)) (line u ts if ts>0, yaxis(2) lpattern(dash)) , ytitle(Inflation consumer prices annual% ) ytitle((Unemployment % of total labor force), axis(2)) ttitle(year) legend(label(1 "consumer prices annual %")) legend(label(2 "Unemployment % of total labor force")) graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white) by(id, r2title("Unemployment % of total labor force") title("Inflation, consumer prices annual and Unemployment % of total labor force"))

Thank you very much. Your help has been precious. I am indebted to you!