<html><head></head><body><div style="font-family: Verdana;font-size: 12.0px;"><div>Hi there, <br/>
I am doing a meta analysis right now and I have about 41 studies. Every study does contain between 2-200 information and results. In total there are 1745 observations. Now I want to create a forest plot but just for the 41 studies. How can I do it?<br/>
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<div>I tried it that way: </div>
<div>forest(res, slab=paste(StudiesSponsorship$studien_name, as.character(StudiesSponsorship$studien_ID), sep =",")<br/>
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However, the result was, that every study is included a couple of times depending how much results they deliver. So if the study has 10 results, it is represented 10 times in the forest plot. So the forest plot is very confusing.</div>
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<div>My data set is called: StudiesSponsorship</div>
<div>The Random Effect Modell is called: res</div>
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<div>I hope that someone can help me :)<br/>
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Thanks for your time.<br/>
Greets, <br/>
Martin<br/>
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