Examples from the help file

The examples in help balanceplot, run in full

The examples at the end of help balanceplot, run in order with their output and graphs. The Options, Continuous treatments, and Matching and teffects pages explain the options in more detail.

Comparing groups

The default: group(union) compares union with nonunion workers on every covariate, as standardized mean differences with 95% confidence intervals.

estimates clear
sysuse nlsw88, clear
(NLSW, 1988 extract)
balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union)
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-default.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-default.png saved as PNG format

Default balance plot: standardized imbalance of each covariate between union and nonunion workers, with confidence intervals.

cohensh reports the binary and nominal covariates (married, race) as Cohen’s h instead of standardized mean differences; continuous covariates are unchanged.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) cohensh
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-cohensh.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-cohensh.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot using Cohen's h for the married and race covariates.

fadens fades the point estimates and intervals that are not statistically significant, so the imbalances that matter stand out.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) fadens
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-fadens.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-fadens.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot with nonsignificant imbalances faded.

noci drops the confidence intervals from the graph (they stay in the returned matrices and tables); cohensH is a synonym for cohensh.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) cohensH noci
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-cohensh-noci.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-cohensh-noci.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot with Cohen's h for the factor covariates and no confidence intervals.

sort orders the covariates from the most negative to the most positive imbalance instead of the order of the varlist; the variable headings are dropped as the nominal categories are no longer together on the graph.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) sort
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-sort.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-sort.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot with covariates sorted from negative to positive imbalance.

absolute plots the magnitude of each imbalance (so sort now runs from the smallest to the largest), and threshold(.1) adds a dashed reference line at 0.1, a common cutoff for acceptable balance.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) absolute sort threshold(.1)
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-absolute-sort.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-absolute-sort.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot of absolute imbalances sorted from smallest to largest, with a reference line at 0.1.

threshold(.1) on the signed plot draws the reference lines at both -0.1 and 0.1.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) threshold(.1)
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
graph export "fig/helpex-threshold.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-threshold.png saved as PNG format

Default balance plot with dashed reference lines at -0.1 and 0.1.

Tables

table prints a compact table – the two group means, the standardized imbalance, and its p-value – alongside the graph. The same numbers are returned in r(table1) whether or not a table is printed.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) table
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460

Balance results: Nonunion (N=1,408) vs Union (N=460)

                         |   union=0  |   union=1  | Standard~d |      _     
               Covariate |       Mean |       Mean |  Imbalance |    p-value 
-------------------------+------------+------------+------------+-----------
                         |            |            |            |           
             Hourly wage |      7.227 |      8.685 |      0.352 |      0.000 
     Age in current year |     39.205 |     39.276 |      0.023 |      0.664 
  Married (ref = Single) |      0.665 |      0.607 |     -0.121 |      0.023 
-------------------------+------------+------------+------------+-----------
Race                     |            |            |            |           
              White(ref) |      0.743 |      0.654 |      0.000 |      1.000 
     Black (ref = White) |      0.246 |      0.328 |      0.183 |      0.001 
     Other (ref = White) |      0.011 |      0.017 |      0.051 |      0.319 
-------------------------+------------+------------+------------+-----------
                         |            |            |            |           
      Job tenure (years) |      6.141 |      7.888 |      0.303 |      0.000 
matrix list r(table1)
r(table1)[7,4]
                mean_g0       mean_g1  std_imbala~e       p_value
     wage     7.2269385     8.6845396     .35213133     5.918e-11
      age     39.205256     39.276087      .0233567     .66430587
1.married     .66477273     .60652174    -.12117473     .02291971
  1b.race     .74289773     .65434783             0             1
   2.race     .24573864     .32826087     .18305107     .00050025
   3.race     .01136364      .0173913     .05061108      .3192061
   tenure     6.1407434     7.8882246      .3028704     6.944e-09

tablefull prints the detailed table, adding the standard error and the confidence limits; the matrix version is r(tablefull1).

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) tablefull
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460

Balance results: Nonunion (N=1,408) vs Union (N=460)

                         |   union=0  |   union=1  | Standard~d |      _     
               Covariate |       Mean |       Mean |  Imbalance |         SE 
-------------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------
                         |            |            |            |            
             Hourly wage |      7.227 |      8.685 |      0.352 |      0.053 
     Age in current year |     39.205 |     39.276 |      0.023 |      0.054 
  Married (ref = Single) |      0.665 |      0.607 |     -0.121 |      0.053 
-------------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------
Race                     |            |            |            |            
              White(ref) |      0.743 |      0.654 |      0.000 |      0.000 
     Black (ref = White) |      0.246 |      0.328 |      0.183 |      0.052 
     Other (ref = White) |      0.011 |      0.017 |      0.051 |      0.051 
-------------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------
                         |            |            |            |            
      Job tenure (years) |      6.141 |      7.888 |      0.303 |      0.052 

                         |         95% CI         |      _     
               Covariate |      Lower       Upper |    p-value 
-------------------------+------------------------+-----------
                         |                        |           
             Hourly wage |      0.247       0.457 |      0.000 
     Age in current year |     -0.082       0.129 |      0.664 
  Married (ref = Single) |     -0.226      -0.017 |      0.023 
-------------------------+------------------------+-----------
Race                     |                        |           
              White(ref) |      0.000       0.000 |      1.000 
     Black (ref = White) |      0.080       0.286 |      0.001 
     Other (ref = White) |     -0.049       0.150 |      0.319 
-------------------------+------------------------+-----------
                         |                        |           
      Job tenure (years) |      0.201       0.405 |      0.000 
matrix list r(tablefull1)
r(tablefull1)[7,7]
                mean_g0       mean_g1  std_imbala~e       std_err        ci_low       ci_high
     wage     7.2269385     8.6845396     .35213133      .0534793      .2472458     .45701686
      age     39.205256     39.276087      .0233567      .0538117    -.08218074     .12889415
1.married     .66477273     .60652174    -.12117473     .05322493    -.22556139    -.01678808
  1b.race     .74289773     .65434783             0             0             0             0
   2.race     .24573864     .32826087     .18305107     .05249912     .08008791     .28601423
   3.race     .01136364      .0173913     .05061108     .05079615    -.04901217     .15023433
   tenure     6.1407434     7.8882246      .3028704     .05204687      .2007942      .4049466

                p_value
     wage     5.918e-11
      age     .66430587
1.married     .02291971
  1b.race             1
   2.race     .00050025
   3.race      .3192061
   tenure     6.944e-09

labwidth(30) widens the label column so that long variable and category labels are not abbreviated, and width(11) widens every statistic column.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) table labwidth(30) width(11)
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460

Balance results: Nonunion (N=1,408) vs Union (N=460)

                               |   union=0   |   union=1   | Standardi~d |      _      
                     Covariate |        Mean |        Mean |   Imbalance |     p-value 
-------------------------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+------------
                               |             |             |             |            
                   Hourly wage |       7.227 |       8.685 |       0.352 |       0.000 
           Age in current year |      39.205 |      39.276 |       0.023 |       0.664 
        Married (ref = Single) |       0.665 |       0.607 |      -0.121 |       0.023 
-------------------------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+------------
Race                           |             |             |             |            
                    White(ref) |       0.743 |       0.654 |       0.000 |       1.000 
           Black (ref = White) |       0.246 |       0.328 |       0.183 |       0.001 
           Other (ref = White) |       0.011 |       0.017 |       0.051 |       0.319 
-------------------------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+------------
                               |             |             |             |            
            Job tenure (years) |       6.141 |       7.888 |       0.303 |       0.000 

More than two groups

A grouping variable with three categories gives one comparison per nonbase category, each in its own color; the base is the largest complete-case category (White) unless base() says otherwise.

balanceplot wage age i.married tenure, group(race)
NOTE: 15 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 1_White
Base selected as the largest complete-case group.


N used in balance calculations
- N for race = 1_White: 1627
- N for race = 2_Black: 578
- N for race = 3_Other: 26
graph export "fig/helpex-groups.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-groups.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot comparing Black and Other workers with White workers.

Store results for esttab

store(bp) posts the group means and the imbalances as estimation results (bp_mean_g0, bp_mean_g1, bp_imbalance) so that esttab can lay them out as three columns.

balanceplot wage age i.married i.race tenure, group(union) store(bp)
NOTE: 10 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1408
- N for union = 1_Union: 460
esttab bp_mean_g0 bp_mean_g1 bp_imbalance, se label mtitles
--------------------------------------------------------------------
                              (1)             (2)             (3)   
                       bp_mean_g0      bp_mean_g1    bp_imbalance   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Hourly wage                 7.227           8.685           0.352***
                                                         (0.0535)   

Age in current year         39.21           39.28          0.0234   
                                                         (0.0538)   

Married                     0.665           0.607          -0.121*  
                                                         (0.0532)   

White                       0.743           0.654               0   
                                                              (.)   

Black                       0.246           0.328           0.183***
                                                         (0.0525)   

Other                      0.0114          0.0174          0.0506   
                                                         (0.0508)   

Job tenure (years)          6.141           7.888           0.303***
                                                         (0.0520)   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Observations                 1408             460            1868   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Standard errors in parentheses
* p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001

With three groups, store(br) posts one mean result per group and one imbalance result per nonbase comparison (br_imb_g2, br_imb_g3).

balanceplot wage age i.married tenure, group(race) store(br)
NOTE: 15 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.


Base category = 1_White
Base selected as the largest complete-case group.


N used in balance calculations
- N for race = 1_White: 1627
- N for race = 2_Black: 578
- N for race = 3_Other: 26
esttab br_mean_g1 br_mean_g2 br_mean_g3 br_imb_g2 br_imb_g3, se label mtitles
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                              (1)             (2)             (3)             (4)             (5)   
                       br_mean_g1      br_mean_g2      br_mean_g3       br_imb_g2       br_imb_g3   
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hourly wage                 8.106           6.876           8.551          -0.222***       0.0795   
                                                                         (0.0502)         (0.210)   

Age in current year         39.27           38.81           39.31          -0.150**        0.0124   
                                                                         (0.0488)         (0.193)   

Married                     0.702           0.471           0.692          -0.483***      -0.0207   
                                                                         (0.0474)         (0.195)   

Job tenure (years)          5.808           6.502           4.949           0.125**        -0.161   
                                                                         (0.0481)         (0.202)   
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Observations                 1627             578              26            2205            1653   
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Standard errors in parentheses
* p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001

Continuous treatment

contreat(wage) replaces group() with a continuous treatment: each row is the correlation between wages and the covariate, with its confidence interval. The correlations are returned in r(correlation).

balanceplot age i.union i.race tenure, contreat(wage)
NOTE: 378 observations were excluded due to missing data on
a covariate, contreat(), or outcome() variable.


Continuous treatment = wage (Hourly wage)
N used in correlation calculations =        1,868
graph export "fig/helpex-contreat.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-contreat.png saved as PNG format
matrix list r(correlation)
r(correlation)[6,5]
         correlation      std_err       ci_low      ci_high      p_value
    age     .0020476    .02110997   -.03932719    .04342238    .92272904
1.union    .26175184    .03586242     .1914628    .33204088    2.904e-13
1b.race    .19959395    .04782955    .10584975    .29333815    .00003006
 2.race   -.22349596    .04891626   -.31937007   -.12762184    4.902e-06
 3.race    .12716398    .09126594   -.05171398    .30604194    .16351867
 tenure    .26637895    .02041563    .22636506    .30639284    6.541e-39

Balance plot for a continuous treatment: the correlation of wages with each covariate, with confidence intervals.

threshold(.1) adds reference lines at -0.1 and 0.1 on the correlation scale.

balanceplot age i.union i.race tenure, contreat(wage) threshold(.1)
NOTE: 378 observations were excluded due to missing data on
a covariate, contreat(), or outcome() variable.


Continuous treatment = wage (Hourly wage)
N used in correlation calculations =        1,868
graph export "fig/helpex-contreat-threshold.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-contreat-threshold.png saved as PNG format

Correlation balance plot with dashed reference lines at -0.1 and 0.1.

abs (the shortest abbreviation of absolute) plots the magnitude of each correlation, sort orders them from smallest to largest, and only the positive threshold line is drawn.

balanceplot age i.union i.race tenure, contreat(wage) abs sort threshold(.1)
NOTE: 378 observations were excluded due to missing data on
a covariate, contreat(), or outcome() variable.


Continuous treatment = wage (Hourly wage)
N used in correlation calculations =        1,868
graph export "fig/helpex-contreat-absolute.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-contreat-absolute.png saved as PNG format

Absolute correlations sorted from smallest to largest, with a reference line at 0.1.

fadens fades the correlations that are not significant, sort orders the signed correlations, and tablefull prints the detailed table (correlation, standard error, confidence limits, p-value) as well.

balanceplot age i.union i.race tenure, contreat(wage) fadens sort tablefull
NOTE: 378 observations were excluded due to missing data on
a covariate, contreat(), or outcome() variable.


Continuous treatment = wage (Hourly wage)
N used in correlation calculations =        1,868

Treatment-covariate correlations: Hourly wage

                         |                        |         95% CI         |      _     
               Covariate | Correlat~n          SE |      Lower       Upper |    p-value 
-------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+-----------
                         |                        |                        |           
     Age in current year |      0.002       0.021 |     -0.039       0.043 |      0.923 
  Union (ref = Nonunion) |      0.262       0.036 |      0.191       0.332 |      0.000 
-------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+-----------
Race                     |                        |                        |           
              White(ref) |      0.200       0.048 |      0.106       0.293 |      0.000 
     Black (ref = White) |     -0.223       0.049 |     -0.319      -0.128 |      0.000 
     Other (ref = White) |      0.127       0.091 |     -0.052       0.306 |      0.164 
-------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+-----------
                         |                        |                        |           
      Job tenure (years) |      0.266       0.020 |      0.226       0.306 |      0.000 
graph export "fig/helpex-contreat-fadens.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-contreat-fadens.png saved as PNG format

Sorted correlation balance plot with nonsignificant correlations faded.

store(ct) posts the correlations as the estimation result ct_correlation for esttab.

balanceplot age i.union i.race tenure, contreat(wage) store(ct)
NOTE: 378 observations were excluded due to missing data on
a covariate, contreat(), or outcome() variable.


Continuous treatment = wage (Hourly wage)
N used in correlation calculations =        1,868
esttab ct_correlation, se label mtitles
------------------------------------
                              (1)   
                     ct_correla~n   
------------------------------------
Age in current year       0.00205   
                         (0.0211)   

Union                       0.262***
                         (0.0359)   

White                       0.200***
                         (0.0478)   

Black                      -0.223***
                         (0.0489)   

Other                       0.127   
                         (0.0913)   

Job tenure (years)          0.266***
                         (0.0204)   
------------------------------------
Observations                 1868   
------------------------------------
Standard errors in parentheses
* p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001

Matching-weight examples

After ATT matching with psmatch2, _weight equals 1 for treated observations and records how often or how strongly each matched control contributes; unmatched controls have missing weights. matchweight(_weight) shows the original complete-case balance and the weighted matched balance in the same graph, with one marker symbol for each.

sysuse nlsw88, clear
(NLSW, 1988 extract)
psmatch2 union age tenure grade, neighbor(1) logit
Logistic regression                                     Number of obs =  1,866
                                                        LR chi2(3)    =  42.83
                                                        Prob > chi2   = 0.0000
Log likelihood = -1019.5818                             Pseudo R2     = 0.0206

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
       union | Coefficient  Std. err.      z    P>|z|     [95% conf. interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
         age |      0.003      0.018    0.164   0.870       -0.032       0.038
      tenure |      0.048      0.009    5.208   0.000        0.030       0.067
       grade |      0.072      0.022    3.338   0.001        0.030       0.115
       _cons |     -2.534      0.771   -3.289   0.001       -4.045      -1.024
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
balanceplot age tenure grade, group(union) matchweight(_weight)
NOTE: 12 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.
NOTE: 1060 additional base-group observations were excluded from
weighted calculations due to a zero or missing matchweight().


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in unweighted balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1407
- N for union = 1_Union: 459
N used in weighted balance calculations
matchweight(_weight) applies to the base group only; all nonbase groups have weight 1.
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 347; sum of matching weights =          459
- N for union = 1_Union: 459
graph export "fig/helpex-matchweight.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-matchweight.png saved as PNG format

Balance plot showing unweighted and matching-weighted imbalance for each covariate, before and after propensity-score matching.

With matchweight(), store(bm) posts two complete sets of results, the unweighted set with the prefix bm_unw_ and the weighted set with bm_w_, so each can be passed to esttab on its own.

balanceplot age tenure grade, group(union) matchweight(_weight) store(bm)
NOTE: 12 observations were excluded due to missing data on
at least one covariate, group(), or outcome() variable.
NOTE: 1060 additional base-group observations were excluded from
weighted calculations due to a zero or missing matchweight().


Base category = 0_Nonunion
Base selected by the 0/1 two-group default.


N used in unweighted balance calculations
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 1407
- N for union = 1_Union: 459
N used in weighted balance calculations
matchweight(_weight) applies to the base group only; all nonbase groups have weight 1.
- N for union = 0_Nonunion: 347; sum of matching weights =          459
- N for union = 1_Union: 459
esttab bm_unw_mean_g0 bm_unw_mean_g1 bm_unw_imbalance, se label mtitles
--------------------------------------------------------------------
                              (1)             (2)             (3)   
                     bm_unw_mea~0    bm_unw_mea~1    bm_unw_imb~e   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Age in current year         39.20           39.28          0.0254   
                                                         (0.0539)   

Job tenure (years)          6.136           7.871           0.301***
                                                         (0.0521)   

Current grade comp~d        13.04           13.58           0.207***
                                                         (0.0521)   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Observations                 1407             459            1866   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Standard errors in parentheses
* p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001
esttab bm_w_mean_g0 bm_w_mean_g1 bm_w_imbalance, se label mtitles
--------------------------------------------------------------------
                              (1)             (2)             (3)   
                     bm_w_mean_g0    bm_w_mean_g1    bm_w_imbal~e   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Age in current year         39.39           39.28         -0.0361   
                                                         (0.0660)   

Job tenure (years)          7.865           7.871        0.000878   
                                                         (0.0660)   

Current grade comp~d        13.58           13.58               0   
                                                         (0.0660)   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Observations                  347             459             806   
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Standard errors in parentheses
* p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001

Official teffects and stteffects estimators provide raw and matched or weighted standardized differences through tebalance summarize; balanceplot, tebalance calls that command and plots the results for every covariate of the treatment model. No confidence intervals are available in this mode because tebalance summarize does not return standard errors.

sysuse nlsw88, clear
(NLSW, 1988 extract)
teffects psmatch (wage) (union age tenure grade), atet
Treatment-effects estimation                   Number of obs      =      1,866
Estimator      : propensity-score matching     Matches: requested =          1
Outcome model  : matching                                     min =          1
Treatment model: logit                                        max =          3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     |              AI robust
                wage | Coefficient  std. err.      z    P>|z|     [95% conf. interval]
---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
ATET                 |
               union |
(Union vs Nonunion)  |      0.891      0.280    3.180   0.001        0.342       1.439
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
balanceplot, tebalance
graph export "fig/helpex-tebalance.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-tebalance.png saved as PNG format

Raw and matched standardized differences for age, tenure, and grade after teffects psmatch.

A varlist restricts the tebalance plot to selected covariates, and absolute sort threshold(.1) work as they do in the other modes.

balanceplot age tenure, tebalance absolute sort threshold(.1)
graph export "fig/helpex-tebalance-sorted.png", replace width(1400)
file fig/helpex-tebalance-sorted.png saved as PNG format

Absolute raw and matched standardized differences for age and tenure, sorted, with a reference line at 0.1.

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