> // a simple example of the problem:
>
> input y x
> 1 .
> 20 50
> 30 40
> 40 30
> 50 20
> . 1
> end
>
> scatter y x
>
> // gives the range of the scatter plot as 0-50 on both axes--this
> looks stupid--can we fix this?
>
Dave,
How about:
scatter y x if !mi(x,y) (?)
One thing to consider is that your original graph informs the reader
that
there are missing observations in the data set, which would not be
apparent
if the range was restricted jointly non-missing values.
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You mean this is the default behavior that I've somehow missed these
last couple years? Now that's stupid.
