Speaking Stata: Multiple bar charts in table form
Nicholas J. Cox
Department of Geography
Durham University
Durham, UK
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Abstract. Tables that are one way, two way, or three way in structure may often be
helpfully represented as multiple bar charts. The one, two, or three variables
that define the structure of the table thus determine rows, columns, and panels
in which bars are arranged. The merits of this design include easy focus on
individual values or groups of values; leaving space for numeric information to
be shown as in a table; and convenient axis or panel labeling through text
rather than through a key or legend. A Stata command for these purposes,
tabplot, is discussed systematically.
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