#Xline stata color code#
Is there a way to make the dots actual circles? Except for changing the color, the code I'm using is taken from an old project that created the figures like this: lcolor(colorstyle) color and opacity of line Options yline(linearg), xline(linearg), and tline(time linearg) specify the y, x, and t (time) values where lines should be added to the plot. example xline (x,LineSpec) specifies the line style, the line color, or both. For example, xline (2) creates a line at x2. (line sen_total_perc year, lcolor(dkorange) lwidth(vthick) lpattern(dot) /// Description example xline (x) creates a vertical line at one or more x -coordinates in the current axes.
Just specify the -xline ()- option in your -graph twoway- command. A heat plot is a three-dimensional figure which shows the third dimension using colors intensities.
#Xline stata color how to#
The code I'm using is: twoway (line asm_total_perc year, lcolor(navy) lwidth(thick) lpattern(dash)) /// , 20:53 If you just want a vertical line superimposed on the graph and you know the x-coordinate for the line, you don't need to know the range of y. 10 min read - 1 In this guide, we will learn how to make a heat plot in Stata. Stata's help files have been no help either. I can't figure out any way to change the default symbol for a dotted line from a pipe to an actual dot, and have spent a couple hours already using every combination of search terms I can think of to figure it out. The problem is that Stata's dotted line looks awful, it's not a dot at all, but a vertical line. I'm trying to create a twoway line graph in Stata that, because it will likely be photocopied and/or printed in black & white, we need to use dashed and dotted lines to differentiate between lines.
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