Using Stata's outreg to put results from multiple univariate regressions with the same dependant variable on one graph

[Ashlyn Smith]

I have two univariate regressions that I want to run on the same dependant variable. I then want to put all these results on one graph. My regressions would look something like the following:
reg y x
reg y z
I tried using outreg's 'append', but it creates multiple columns for my dependant variable. What I want is to append rows for each independent variable x, z. How would I go about doing this?

[Nick Cox]

outreg is community-contributed, as documented in

SJ-12-1 sg97_4  . . . . . . . .  A new system for formatting estimation tables
        . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. L. Gallup
        (help outreg, outreg complete, outreg update,
        greek in word if installed)
        Q1/12   SJ 12(1):3--28
        creates tables from the results of Stata estimation commands
        and generates formatted Microsoft Word or LaTeX files

outreg from http://fmwww.bc.edu/RePEc/bocode/o
    'OUTREG': module to write estimation tables to a Word or TeX file / outreg
    arranges the results of Stata estimation commands in / tables as they are
    typically presented in journal articles, / rather than as they are
    presented in the Stata Results window. By / default, t statistics appear

I can't advise on its use for graphical output, but combineplot from SSC together with aaplot from SSC may help.

Here's a dopey example:

.

 sysuse auto, clear
(1978 automobile data)

. combineplot (price) (mpg weight trunk turn) : aaplot @y @x

[Ashlyn Smith]

Thanks! I will look into that