Hi,
This is my first time posting, so if I break some rule please have patience with me. My problem is the following:
I have made some coefplots, which contain quite a few variables, since all are treated as categorical. As a result I need some headings in the coefplot. These headings used to work fine, but now Stata just seems to ignore them. I have tried running them in STATA 15 and 16, with no luck. I have also tried to disable any skins (blindschemes and plotting)
Here are how my command looks like:
coefplot(DKSEDENL), xline(0) drop(_cons) base headings(1.attr_1a="{bf:Reason to leave country of origin}" 1.attr_2a="{bf:Connection to the labour market}" 1.attr_3a="{bf: gender}" 1.attr_4a="{bf:Age}" 1.attr_5a="{bf:Education}" 1.attr_6a="{bf:Language}" 1.attr_7a="{bf:Religious background}")
Any idea what might be wrong?
Best regards
Troels Fage Hedegaard
Aalborg Universit, Denmark.
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