Dear community,
my issue is quite aesthetic related. I have series of about one houndred variables and I want to show how a certain line approximates the movements of the cloud of points represented by the observations of ALL the variables in the period considered. In this sense, I am not concerned on the identification of any single marker as the observation of var x y or z at time t. Indeed, I am producing a graph without any legend. Given my basic underlying aim, I would like to have all markers of the same color and size, regardless of their variable.
I have tried with:
scatter var1 var2 *_ind hy, legend(off) connect(l l) msize(tiny ...) mcolor(black ...)
Where var1 and var2 are two series that I want to be plotted against the cloud of points given by the observations of the remaining (97) *_ind variables. hy is my time variable in halfyearly periods.
Yet, this command gives me:
too many options
r(1003);
Any suggestion? Without msize ad mcolor option this is the result:
my issue is quite aesthetic related. I have series of about one houndred variables and I want to show how a certain line approximates the movements of the cloud of points represented by the observations of ALL the variables in the period considered. In this sense, I am not concerned on the identification of any single marker as the observation of var x y or z at time t. Indeed, I am producing a graph without any legend. Given my basic underlying aim, I would like to have all markers of the same color and size, regardless of their variable.
I have tried with:
scatter var1 var2 *_ind hy, legend(off) connect(l l) msize(tiny ...) mcolor(black ...)
Where var1 and var2 are two series that I want to be plotted against the cloud of points given by the observations of the remaining (97) *_ind variables. hy is my time variable in halfyearly periods.
Yet, this command gives me:
too many options
r(1003);
Any suggestion? Without msize ad mcolor option this is the result:
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