I am looking to split out my graph into one which ranges from 0 to 100 percent and another that provides information showing outliers. In this case Vermont is suppressing the remaining values when plotting all the data together as one. Nick Cox has a post (https://www.stata.com/support/faqs/g.../scale-breaks/) whereby he combines two plots with a gap between them to account for the outlier data. I am looking to perform something similar using a dumbbell chart. Below is an example of the code I have now, and data. I have tried to filter the data by value to create the two graphs however I do not want the line of the outlier values to be removed, I want them to display to 100 and then cut off to be displayed in the second graph. If possible, I would also like to display two groups per state (e.g., cc_pct and cc_85_pct for each state in the same graph).
Thank you in advance for your time.
Adam
Thank you in advance for your time.
Adam
Code:
twoway (rspike solar_pct cc_pct srno if cc_pct, horizontal lcolor("`r(p6)'*0.4") xscale(range(-10 100))) /// (scatter srno solar_pct, mcolor("63 86 97") mlabel(solar_label) mlabp(9)) /// (scatter srno cc_pct if cc_pct < 100, mcolor("0 88 141") mlabel(cc_label)), ylabel(3(3)45, valuelabel angle(horizontal) labsize(2)) /// legend(order(2 "Current" 3 "Potential") pos(11) row(1) size(2)) ytitle("") title("{bf}A. Climate Crisis", pos(11) size(2.75)) /// subtitle("FPV contribution to share of solar generation", pos(11) size(2)) scheme(white_tableau) name(cc_plot, replace) ///
Code:
* Example generated by -dataex-. For more info, type help dataex clear input str3 state_abbr float(solar_pct cc_pct cc_85_pct srno) str6 solar_label str8 cc_label str6 cc_85_label "CT " .9588399 9.497645 4.512996 3 "0.96%" "9.50%" "4.51%" "DC " 13.88444 24.05364 24.05364 6 "13.88%" "24.05%" "24.05%" "DE " 1.203345 17.77997 12.75813 9 "1.20%" "17.78%" "12.76%" "MA " 9.19894 68.723465 31.05716 12 "9.20%" "68.72%" "31.06%" "MD " 1.921227 10.756673 4.615096 15 "1.92%" "10.76%" "4.62%" "ME" 3.382087 187.0453 14.964627 18 "3.38%" "187.05%" "14.96%" "NH" .02082668 56.97899 7.504166 21 "0.02%" "56.98%" "7.50%" "NJ" 2.3339684 10.93172 6.637424 24 "2.33%" "10.93%" "6.64%" "NY " 1.4260793 53.92334 7.350178 27 "1.43%" "53.92%" "7.35%" "PA" .09923972 5.095839 1.7630134 30 "0.10%" "5.10%" "1.76%" "RI" 4.624532 16.988964 11.234145 33 "4.62%" "16.99%" "11.23%" "VA" 5.169766 27.386595 11.135032 36 "5.17%" "27.39%" "11.14%" "VT " 9.255512 1141.1605 46.83222 39 "9.26%" "1141.16%" "46.83%" "WV " 0 4.1546817 1.4292475 42 "0.00%" "4.15%" "1.43%" "NE" 1.700989 27.352945 6.165952 45 "1.70%" "27.35%" "6.17%" end label values srno srno label def srno 3 "CT", modify label def srno 6 "DC", modify label def srno 9 "DE", modify label def srno 12 "MA", modify label def srno 15 "MD", modify label def srno 18 "ME", modify label def srno 21 "NH", modify label def srno 24 "NJ", modify label def srno 27 "NY", modify label def srno 30 "PA", modify label def srno 33 "RI", modify label def srno 36 "VA", modify label def srno 39 "VT", modify label def srno 42 "WV", modify label def srno 45 "NE", modify
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