Thank you for trying - but graph dot is actually quite different from dotplot.
Regards,
Philip
>>> Ulrich Kohler <[email protected]> 03/02/04 06:55pm >>>
Philip Bejon wrote:
> does anyone know how to specify more than one symbol type in dotplots?
I once did the following which seems to be similar to what you need. This
plots the frequencies of Satisfaction with health care system for 28 European
Countries, where I used differemt symbols for Eastern European and Western
European Countries.
. separate f, by(west)
. graph dot (asis) f1 f2, over(counrty) ///
marker(1, ms(O) mfcolor(black) mlcolor(black)) ///
marker(2, ms(O) mfcolor(white) mlcolor(black)) ///
legend(order(1 2) label(1 "Candidates") label(2 "EU-Members")) ///
title("Satisfaction with health care system", span) nofill ///
exclude0 subtitle("Percent")
hope this helps
uli
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