Square graphs-- placement of axes

[Mihir Sharma]

Hello,

I'm trying to make a square graph in Stata. When I use the aspectratio(1) option, the graph becomes square but the placement of the y-axis remains the same and so there's a gap between the plot region and the axis. How can I correct this? Also is there a way to change the aspect ratio of the graph region to 1 as well?

    #d ;
    twoway scatter supplyold_grid_end supply_grid_end || lfit supplyold_grid_end supply_grid_end 
    if !missing(supply_grid_end) & !missing(supplyold_grid_end),
    ti("Admin Supply Data vs. Survey Responses on Hours of Supply", size(med)) legend(off) 
    xtitle("Feeder Supply Data", size(small)) 
    ytitle("Survey Supply Response", size(small)) 
    plotregion(lcolor(black) lwidth(thin)) scheme(s2mono) 
    graphregion(color(white)) aspectratio(1) ;
    #d cr

Thanks,
Mihir

[Scott Merryman]

This is being caused by the title. Make it smaller or over two lines:

 ti("Admin Supply Data vs." "Survey Responses on Hours of Supply", size(med))

[Mihir Sharma]

Thanks, Scott- that works. Any suggestion on how I can get rid of the excess white space in the graph-region?

[Scott Merryman]

I would try zero margins within the graph region and set the x and y size to be equal:

 graphregion(color(white) margin(zero))  xsize(5) ysize(5)