I am combining data for 28 countries in one graph like this:
scatter gpi_totl total if country=="Benin", msymbol(O) connect(l) ||
scatter gpi_totl total if country=="Bolivia", msymbol(O) connect(l)
||
[repeat same command for 26 other countries]
Stata returns the following message and draws the lines and data
points for countries 16 to 28 in the same color as country 1:
(note: seriesstyle p16 not found in scheme, default attributes used)
(note: seriesstyle p17 not found in scheme, default attributes used)
[message repeated for seriesstyles p18 to p28]
I found no documentation on seriesstyle in the Graphics manual or
with -findit-. I tried the following but it did not work:
scatter gpi_totl total if country=="Benin", msymbol(O) connect(l)
seriesstyle(p1)
option seriesstyle() not allowed
invalid syntax
How can I force Stata to use seriesstyle p1 for country 16,
seriesstyle p2 for country 17, and so on? I would like to rotate
colors and not repeat the same color again and again.
Thank you for your help.
Friedrich Huebler
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