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This forum always helpful and I would like to thank you on this board. I write this post because it is the first time I cannot find even any clue about my problem.
I have a quick question to adjust my graph. Please look at the ticks on y-axis in following graph.
Ticks with decimal point are on the exactly left of the gradation, but ticks in integers are not: slightly over the corrsponding gradations.
how can I move the integer ticks to the right-left of the corresponding gradation?
One subordinary question is that,
Can I make a space (or gap) between the legend box and the note saying " Source: NASA's Goddard Institute for ... (GISS). "
The code drawing the graph in the followings:
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graph twoway connected raw year, msize(tiny) lwidth(vthin) lc(gs13) || ///
lowess raw year, bw(.1) ///
xlabel(1880(20)2020, labsize(small)) ylabel(-0.4(0.2)1.0, angle(0)) xtitle(year) ytitle(Temperature Anomaly (C)) title("Global Land-Ocean Temperature Index") ///
xline(1880(20)2020, lc(bluishgray)) xsc(titlegap(*20)) ///
legend(label(1 "Annual mean") label(2 "LOWESS smoothing")) note(Source: NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS))
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I omit the dataset, because there is no room for confusing. (It consists of only two column: year and annual temperature index.)
Thanks, in advance!
Regards, Myeong-Hwan.
This forum always helpful and I would like to thank you on this board. I write this post because it is the first time I cannot find even any clue about my problem.
I have a quick question to adjust my graph. Please look at the ticks on y-axis in following graph.
Ticks with decimal point are on the exactly left of the gradation, but ticks in integers are not: slightly over the corrsponding gradations.
how can I move the integer ticks to the right-left of the corresponding gradation?
One subordinary question is that,
Can I make a space (or gap) between the legend box and the note saying " Source: NASA's Goddard Institute for ... (GISS). "
The code drawing the graph in the followings:
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graph twoway connected raw year, msize(tiny) lwidth(vthin) lc(gs13) || ///
lowess raw year, bw(.1) ///
xlabel(1880(20)2020, labsize(small)) ylabel(-0.4(0.2)1.0, angle(0)) xtitle(year) ytitle(Temperature Anomaly (C)) title("Global Land-Ocean Temperature Index") ///
xline(1880(20)2020, lc(bluishgray)) xsc(titlegap(*20)) ///
legend(label(1 "Annual mean") label(2 "LOWESS smoothing")) note(Source: NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS))
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I omit the dataset, because there is no room for confusing. (It consists of only two column: year and annual temperature index.)
Thanks, in advance!
Regards, Myeong-Hwan.
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