Given
line y x
You want also a line, it seems, from
(0,0) to (x[1], y[1])
for which I would recommend -scatteri- as
one solution.
sysuse auto, clear
sort weight
line mpg weight, lstyle(p1) || scatteri 0 0 `= mpg[1]' `= weight[1]' , recast(line) lstyle(p1) yti(`: variable label mpg') xti(`: variable label weight') legend(off)
Nick
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> I have a series of interconnected monotonically declining
> plots that I am
> presenting as a single connected line graph, i.e., a graph that starts
> relatively high on the y axis, declines, jumbs vertically to
> a second high
> point, declines again,etc (substantively describes a
> relationship between
> varying values of a hazard ratio and age). I can't figure out
> how to add a line
> going from the 0 point on the x axis to the initial value of
> the graph. I would
> be most appreciative of any suggestions. Thanks
>
> David
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