As far as I know, Gnuplot can read tab- and comma-separated text
files, which can be produced by Stata's -outsheet- command.
Worked perfectly! Sorry for asking a FAQ.
Best regards,
Steffen
Hope this helps.
Jean
On 10/4/06, Steffen Hokland <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm trying to output the result of a 'list'-command:
list Heat_time TGT5 if Temp == 40.5 & OXi == 1 & TGT5 != .,
noobs
clean noheader
to a file:
file open regression using regression_test.dat, write text
using the
file write regression <something-appropriate-pertaining-to-
the-list-
command>
command (because I want to use Gnuplot to plot my data, albeit it's
probably not comme ille faut on this list). Obviously it can be done
using a log-file, however I'd like to be able to direct the output to
a specified file.
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