Your question is not exactly getting any clearer, but here is some code that
may help you figure it all out:
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clear*
set obs 50
g x=uniform()
g y=invnormal(uniform())
g byte statedum=1
la var statedum "Dummy for Groups of States"
forv i=2/5{
replace statedum=`i' in `=(`i'-1)*10+1'/`=`i'*10'
}
levelsof statedum, local(st)
foreach sta in `st'{
scatter y x, title("This is the scatterplot for group of states
`sta'") name(stgr`sta') nodraw
}
gr combine stgr1 stgr2 stgr3 stgr4 stgr5, cols(2)
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Patricia Yu
Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 9:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: How to graph a large plot which contains several two-way
scatter plots in it?
Hi,
I have a dataset which contains 50 states, and I want to group 10 states in
one large plot which contains 10 little two-way scatter plots for each
state.
Finally, I will have five large plots. Each of them will contain 10 little
two-way scatter plots for each state.
How can I do these?
How can I create a variable that groups 10 states together and each state
has its own code?
Thanks.
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Dept. of Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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