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What you did can be tweaked to get what you 
want, but for similar problems I favour this
kind of approach (and indeed -separate- was 
written largely for this purpose): 

separate HbL, by(sex) 
scatter HbL? HbH , legend(order(1 "male" 2 "female")) 

Nick 
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Donald Spady
> 
> when I plot twoway (scatter HbL HbH if sex==1) (scatter HbL HbH if 
> sex==2)  I expect to get an overlaid plot with corresponding 
> HbL & HbH 
> having one symbol if sex==1 and another symbol if sex == 2.  I get 
> different symbols, but in the legend box I get a blue diamond 
> signifying 
> HbL and a brown diamond signifying HbL.  That's right, both  
> signify HbL 
> and neither one signifies sex, which I expected.  What is 
> going on?  What 
> am I doing (or interpreting) wrong?

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