Hello,
I need to plot the study weights in forest plot. I am using the following command to create a forest plot, but the weights of the individual studies are not plotted on the graph as sizes of the boxes as I would like to.
metan lnor lnlci lnuci, eform effect(RR) random lcols(Publication) boxsca(0) textsize(100) xlabel(0.0625, 0.125,0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16) force forestplot(spacing(1))
How can I get the weights of individual studies to show on the plot (I can see the numeric values, but they are not plotted in the actual graph as sizes of boxes)?
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