I don't understand what you are saying precisely about x and y, but
-stripplot- _does_ have a -separate()- option, as earlier specified.
(You may need to update your copy to see that.)
Also, more generally, -stripplot- can mimic pretty much anything
-dotplot- can do.
So as -stripplot- can do at least some of this and -dotplot- can do none
of it, your only option if you prefer -dotplot- is to clone it and add
your own options. Happy programming!
Nick
[email protected]
moleps islon
I've tried stripplot, however dotplot is closer to what I'm looking
for albeit I'd like the over option to generate different colored dots
within the same x-scale and preferably the frequency on the y-scale.
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 3:19 PM, Nick Cox<[email protected]> wrote:
> -stripplot- from SSC has a -separate()- option. In practice, it should
> be combined with other options such as -stack-.
moleps islon
> Is there a graph function whereby I can plot dots with different
> colors for each category, instead of bars, in a histogram fashion ?
> Each dot equals one instance. Dotplot does vaguely what I want to do,
> but rotated 90 degrees and without the possibility of having different
> colored dots in the same graph.
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