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Re: st: Query on graphing
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Nick Cox <[email protected]>
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Re: st: Query on graphing
Date
Thu, 7 Jun 2012 09:16:54 +0100
As Dan implies, it's just a scatter plot so far as Stata is concerned.
In this case, a convenience command is -stripplot- (SSC).
clear
input date turnout
1979 63
1984 59
1989 58
1994 57
1999 49
2004 46
2009 43
end
stripplot turnout , separate(date) ms(O) ///
mfcolor(green*2 green green*0.5 yellow orange red red*2) vertical ///
mla(date date date date date date date) mlabpos(9 ..) legend(off) ///
xsize(2) mlabcolor(black ..) yla(, ang(h)) ///
ytitle("") title(Turnout in European elections) ///
subtitle(% of total electorate) scheme(economist) ///
mlcolor(black ..) mlw(*.2 ..) ///
yla(40(5)65) xli(1, lstyle(grid))
For a plainer version, try
stripplot turnout, vertical mla(date) mlabpos(9)
Nick
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 9:00 AM, Lythgoe, Dan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Amani, this code should do it, just repeat lines two and three for all of the other years:
>
> clear
> input ///
> year xvar
> 1979 1
> 1984 1
> 1989 1
> 1994 1
> 1999 1
> 2004 1
> 2009 1
> end
>
> tw (line year xvar , c(L) lcolor(gray) lwidth(1)) ///
> (scatter year xvar if year==2009, c(L) lcolor(gray) lwidth(1) msymbol(O) msize(3) mfcolor(red) mlcolor(black) mlwidth(0.5) ///
> mlabel(year) mlabposition(9) mlabcolor(black) mlabsize(3)) ///
> , graphregion(color(white)) yscale(reverse)
SIYAM, Amani
> Thanks for your suggestion. I am actually interested in the plot type whether it is doable in Stata rather than the scheme.
Abhimanyu Arora
> You might want to check out the graphing schemes.
> There is actually one especially for graphs as in the Economist called -economist-.
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 9:26 AM, SIYAM, Amani <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I am curious about a graph I saw in The Economist (Figure 2, in the article http://www.economist.com/node/21555927).
>>
>> Can someone tell me whether it was/can be generated by Stata?
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