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st: sequential graphing
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"Lim, Raymond" <[email protected]>
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st: sequential graphing
Date
Sun, 13 Feb 2011 12:44:48 -0500
Hello Statalisters,
I'm making scatterplots of x-y coordinates using two different colors. Stata scatters the red dots first, then the blue. Sadly, the blue covers up most of the red. Is there a way to graph the red and blue dots in the sequence that they appear in the dataset so the end graph has a mix of red and blue? I also plan to do pcspike (connect two points with a line) graphs too.
I've already tried playing around with the transparency, msize and msymbol.
twoway scatter y x if type==16, mcolor(red) msize(vsmall) msymbol(+) || scatter y x if type==13, mcolor(blue) msize(vsmall) msymbol(+)
Thanks!
-Raymond
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Raymond Lim
Research Coordinator
Columbia Business School - Finance & Economics Division
[email protected]
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