Hi all, new Stata user here.
I am trying to combine 2 graphs into one, but I want the dots/estimates to be staggered. Right now, I can figure out to make 2 separate graphs or how to have a single graph, but the estimates are right on top of each other. What I'm trying to do is graph age categories on the X, percentage on the Y, and then within each age category, I want to show the percentage by a diagnosis status with confidence intervals. Right now, this is my code to that results in the 2 separate graphs by diagnosis status:
twoway rcap upper lower agecat, lstyle(ci) || scatter prop agecat, xlabel(,valuelabel) xlabel(1(1)6) xtitle(Age Category) ylabel(0(10)100) ytitle(Percentage) by(diagnosis01)
So ultimately I want 1 graph with age categories on the x-axis, percentage on the y-axis, and then above each age category marker there should be 2 dots with CI's that are staggered/not on top of each other. Any help is appreciated!
Best,
Andrea
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