Dear list member,
re coefplot (SSC describe coefplot) by Ben Jann, I always wondered if there is a way to control the location of the marker labels -typically used to display coefficients- beyond a single value for the mlabp() option. The main problematic consequence of this restriction, in my experience, is the difficulty to visualize properly the labels when you have -to speak the epidemiology jargon- both risk and protective factors. The image should explain - a north-east position allows good visualization for the top values but fails for the bottom one, and vice versa.

Any workaround? Graph editor also allows to modify this only for all labels simultaneously.
Best
re coefplot (SSC describe coefplot) by Ben Jann, I always wondered if there is a way to control the location of the marker labels -typically used to display coefficients- beyond a single value for the mlabp() option. The main problematic consequence of this restriction, in my experience, is the difficulty to visualize properly the labels when you have -to speak the epidemiology jargon- both risk and protective factors. The image should explain - a north-east position allows good visualization for the top values but fails for the bottom one, and vice versa.
Any workaround? Graph editor also allows to modify this only for all labels simultaneously.
Best
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