> I want to put 40 graphs, one below the other, into a Word document. I
can > do this by drawing a graph, then selecting, copying and pasting
it into > Word, and then repeating this 39 times. But there must (I
hope) be a > quicker way of doing this. Suggestions please!
> Thanks.
> Steve
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Dear Steve,
Yes, there is options depending on the type of graph you are working with.
For example, suppose you are interested in scatter plots (var 1 vs var2)
and have 40 groups (var3), so that your aim is to obtain a scatter plot
for each of the 40 groups, but all in only one collum (one below the
other).
You can type:
scatter var1 var2, by(var3, cols(1))
This will be also valid for other types of graphs( pies, histograms, among
others).
If you are working with a program that does not have the option -by-, your
task will not be straighforward. However, you can use -graph combine-:
findit graph combine (too see further information).
Tiago
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