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  • Not able to add option name() when using sdid

    I am currently working with a project using sdid, and I have create a lot of graphs, so I want to name then so that won't save the wring file. But I received error message when I add name in
    Code:
     g1_opt and  g2_opt
    here is the data example I am using:

    Code:
    * Example generated by -dataex-. For more info, type help dataex
    clear
    input float l_wo str20 state float(date treat)
      .01275459 "Alabama"              708 0
     .011520036 "Alaska"               708 0
     .035300113 "Arizona"              708 0
       .2159022 "Arkansas"             708 0
       .1027264 "Colorado"             708 0
       .0489768 "Connecticut"          708 0
      .15697438 "Delaware"             708 0
     .018188603 "District Of Columbia" 708 0
      .03771587 "Georgia"              708 0
      .05964286 "Hawaii"               708 0
       .3197141 "Idaho"                708 0
    .0013805873 "Illinois"             708 0
      .05026759 "Indiana"              708 0
      .11582603 "Iowa"                 708 0
      .22474666 "Kansas"               708 0
      .28713158 "Kentucky"             708 0
      .06301742 "Louisiana"            708 0
     .067864254 "Maine"                708 0
      .05244083 "Maryland"             708 0
     .034076143 "Massachusetts"        708 0
      .05750446 "Michigan"             708 0
      .04498312 "Minnesota"            708 0
      .04272431 "Mississippi"          708 0
     .070723325 "Missouri"             708 0
      .19314577 "Montana"              708 0
        .105719 "Nebraska"             708 0
       .0274447 "Nevada"               708 0
     .068513475 "New Hampshire"        708 0
      .05449773 "New Jersey"           708 0
      .06432614 "New Mexico"           708 0
     .007014291 "New York"             708 0
      .12009346 "North Carolina"       708 0
       .3142583 "North Dakota"         708 0
       .1293386 "Ohio"                 708 0
      .11382876 "Oklahoma"             708 0
       .0560232 "Pennsylvania"         708 0
      .04164732 "Rhode Island"         708 0
      .14074685 "South Carolina"       708 0
       .3005266 "South Dakota"         708 0
       .2392258 "Tennessee"            708 0
      .07614797 "Texas"                708 0
      .25222397 "Utah"                 708 0
      .06212734 "Vermont"              708 0
      .12496869 "Virginia"             708 0
      .12030113 "West Virginia"        708 0
      .11876343 "Wisconsin"            708 0
      .04795944 "Wyoming"              708 0
         .08281 "Oregon"               708 0
     .013458432 "Alabama"              709 0
     .004081066 "Alaska"               709 0
      .02985763 "Arizona"              709 0
      .19610216 "Arkansas"             709 0
       .1004516 "Colorado"             709 0
      .04750711 "Connecticut"          709 0
      .12947008 "Delaware"             709 0
     .035371087 "District Of Columbia" 709 0
      .04029487 "Georgia"              709 0
      .04455572 "Hawaii"               709 0
      .27657288 "Idaho"                709 0
    .0011834772 "Illinois"             709 0
      .05590299 "Indiana"              709 0
      .09012938 "Iowa"                 709 0
       .1921363 "Kansas"               709 0
       .2640478 "Kentucky"             709 0
     .064024724 "Louisiana"            709 0
      .07029141 "Maine"                709 0
      .05032292 "Maryland"             709 0
     .030073125 "Massachusetts"        709 0
      .05532732 "Michigan"             709 0
      .04124705 "Minnesota"            709 0
      .04513435 "Mississippi"          709 0
     .068520755 "Missouri"             709 0
      .14137082 "Montana"              709 0
      .09401238 "Nebraska"             709 0
     .020970695 "Nevada"               709 0
     .065420754 "New Hampshire"        709 0
      .05156455 "New Jersey"           709 0
     .066556655 "New Mexico"           709 0
     .008059656 "New York"             709 0
      .10820007 "North Carolina"       709 0
      .26325303 "North Dakota"         709 0
      .12414164 "Ohio"                 709 0
      .10249893 "Oklahoma"             709 0
       .0486827 "Pennsylvania"         709 0
     .037104573 "Rhode Island"         709 0
      .13144006 "South Carolina"       709 0
      .28708246 "South Dakota"         709 0
      .20212504 "Tennessee"            709 0
      .06817195 "Texas"                709 0
      .21855143 "Utah"                 709 0
      .05911095 "Vermont"              709 0
      .11418428 "Virginia"             709 0
      .11361136 "West Virginia"        709 0
      .11302976 "Wisconsin"            709 0
      .04878064 "Wyoming"              709 0
     .071833216 "Oregon"               709 0
     .013458432 "Alabama"              710 0
     .008821355 "Alaska"               710 0
     .032250665 "Arizona"              710 0
       .2109553 "Arkansas"             710 0
    end
    format %tmCCYY/NN date

    here is the code to create the graph:
    Code:
    sdid l_wo state date treat, vce(noinference) method(did)  seed(1234) graph g1on ///
        g1_opt(title("Oregon  Crime Rate") subtitle(" (did)") ytitle("Difference in Outcome between treated and selected") xtitle("Selected Control State") name(g1_733, replace)) ///
        g2_opt(yline(`y_mean', lp(dash) lc(black)) title("Oregon  Crime Rate") subtitle("(did)") legend(position(6)) ytitle("Crime Rate in Log")   note("Black dash line indicates the mean of outcome: `y_mean'") name(g2_733, replace))
    error message:
    Code:
    . sdid l_wo state date treat, vce(noinference) method(did)  seed(1234) graph g1on ///
    >         g1_opt(title("Oregon  Crime Rate") subtitle(" (did)") ytitle("Difference in Outcome between treated and selected") xtitle("Selected Control State") name(g1_733, repla
    > ce)) ///
    >         g2_opt(yline(`y_mean', lp(dash) lc(black)) title("Oregon  Crime Rate") subtitle("(did)") legend(position(6)) ytitle("Crime Rate in Log")   note("Black dash line indic
    > ates the mean of outcome: `y_mean'") name(g2_733, replace)) 
    
    
    Difference-in-Differences Estimator
    
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
            l_wo |     ATT     Std. Err.     t      P>|t|    [95% Conf. Interval]
    -------------+---------------------------------------------------------------
           treat |  -0.02302          .        .        .           .           .
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    95% CIs and p-values are based on Large-Sample approximations.
    
    option name() not allowed
    BTW is there anyway to refer someone to this post since I think this maybe a package issue
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