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    This document provides Stata code to generate a histogram comparing the distributions of two groups, with one group in blue and the other overlaid in red lines, and with legends labeling the groups. The code generates a histogram with 100 bins, applies different color and line options to identify the groups, and customizes the graph's titles and legends.

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    This document provides Stata code to generate a histogram comparing the distributions of two groups, with one group in blue and the other overlaid in red lines, and with legends labeling the groups. The code generates a histogram with 100 bins, applies different color and line options to identify the groups, and customizes the graph's titles and legends.

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    This document provides Stata code to generate a histogram comparing the distributions of two groups, with one group in blue and the other overlaid in red lines, and with legends labeling the groups. The code generates a histogram with 100 bins, applies different color and line options to identify the groups, and customizes the graph's titles and legends.

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    hist gpcm if (enaho==2020 & pobre==1), ///

    percent color(blue%60) bin(100) ///

    norm normopts(lcolor(red)) ytitle("") xtitle("") ///

    legend(on) legend(row(1)) ///

    legend(order(1 "Gpcm (Pobre)" 2 "Normal")) ///

    name(g1, replace)

    https://stats.oarc.ucla.edu/stata/faq/how-can-i-view-different-marker-symbol-options/

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