Placing a graph next to others

[Neg Kha]

Hi,

I use the following code:

hist dob , by(CW2) note("Fstat=814.39")) frequency ylabel(,nogrid) xlabel(0(5)30, grid gstyle(dot) glcolor(red)) bin(31) start(1) scheme(tab2) name(graph1, replace)

and get the following histograms:

Then, I plot the histogram for the same data, without the by option to get the histogram for the totality of the data:

hist dob ,   frequency ylabel(,nogrid) xlabel(0(5)30, grid gstyle(dot) glcolor(red)) bin(31) start(1) scheme(tab2)

My question is the following:
How can I place the latest histogram in the blank space on the third row in the first figure?

Kind regards,
Neg

[Neg Kha]

Does anyone know the answer to this question?

Best,
Neg

[Nick Cox]

See https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf...867X1401400117 for one kind of trick.

The data look very strange!

[Andrew Musau]

Expanding the data is another way if specifying the width instead of number of bins.

sysuse census, clear
gen mar000= int(marriage/1000)
set scheme s1mono
tw hist mar000, by(region, note("") col(3)) ysc(r(0 40)) width(50) freq xtitle("") saving(gr1, replace)
expand 2, g(new)
replace region= 5 if new
lab def cenreg 5 "All Regions", modify
hist mar000, by(region, note("") col(3)) freq xtitle("") width(50) saving(gr2, replace)
gr combine gr1.gph gr2.gph, xcommon ycommon

Res.:

[Neg Kha]

Nice trick! Works out great. Thank you both!