Hey Stata-listers,
I am creating a series of plots for publication. I have multiple plots that I am ultimately combining into one pdf so I want to label each panel with A, B, C, D, etc. I have figured it out for most of my plots (in which I am just plotting two separate plots and using GRAPH COMBINE), by using a NOTE like this:
For this particular plot, however, I am plotting multiple subplots using one COEFPLOT statement, and then combining that with a similar, albeit slightly modified, COEFPLOT. Here is some example code that will make a plot similar to what I am looking for. I would like to add an "A" in the top left of the plot. I will then store this and combine it with another similar plot that will have a "B" in the top left:
I am creating a series of plots for publication. I have multiple plots that I am ultimately combining into one pdf so I want to label each panel with A, B, C, D, etc. I have figured it out for most of my plots (in which I am just plotting two separate plots and using GRAPH COMBINE), by using a NOTE like this:
Code:
note("{bf:A}", ring(10) pos(11) size(*3) span)
Code:
sysuse auto, clear
forv i = 3/5 {
quietly regress price mpg headroom weight turn if rep78==`I'
estimate store rep78_`i'
}
coefplot rep78_3 || rep78_4 || rep78_5, drop(_cons) xline(0) ///
bycoefs byopts(xrescale)

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