Scatter Plots in Stata using the "Twoway" option

[@Erqin]

Another useful tutorial, thank you for the video. Stata was already my choice of statistic software, however I started to like it even more.

[@Vicky-ow4oo]

Stata report deadline, thanks a lot.

[@mvrcushenry1712]

from two University of Chicago Econometrics students... thank you !

[@mikejonaseconometrics1886]

You’re welcome-glad the videos are helpful. Feel free to share the channel with your classmates😊

[@safari-thestatisticstutor2764]

Thank you, you gave me a clue on what to do in my assignment

[@yeti290778]

Thank you so much Mike, very useful

[@mikejonaseconometrics1886]

Very welcome!

[@dentoda]

Very helpful video! Thank you so much

[@mervekayaay4100]

Thank you Dear Jonas. How can we draw scatter graph between independent variable and dependent variable in different graphs, but in the same table?

[@maximetg]

Great video, thank you! How do we get to this twoway graph using the dropdown menu? Also, what test should we use to compare the slope of the 2 curves? Thank you.

[@argiebartender]

Hi Mike. Thanks a lot for these videos. They are very helpful. Could you please create one about ARMAX/ARIMAX modelling? I couldn't find anyone helpful in youtube or even books. Thanks again!

[@scorachikafa625]

this is so great, than you. i have a question, how does one plot a two way linear graph for wage and gender for panel data comparing two years in stata

[@luisfelipe-copy5924]

Amazing!

[@shishirroy8991]

Very helpful ur all video ...how do we calculate althem statistics in stata . please help me

[@mikejonaseconometrics1886]

Which statistic specifically did you need help with?

[@StefyWhinchester]

Sorry, i have a request for you. can you create a video with you can show and explain a threshold analysis for panel data ? Because there aren t tutorial on this argument.. thank you

[@d.k2502]

Got a question : How do you create a scatter plot between a quantity variable and a dummy or categorical variable within the 95% confidence interval line?

[@vikrantspeaks]

How to make a change in legend in the command itself?

[@swatimehta4626]

Hello, I'm trying to create casual diagram with dummy vribles. I don't know how to create the diagram using this software. Could you please provide some guidance. Thank you.

[@mikejonaseconometrics1886]

Can you describe in more detail or link to an example of what you are trying to do? I’ll be happy to help!

[@economistseconomyee7133]

That's an amazing video... But I have questions... U used only one dummy out of total two dummies... What if I need to plot on one graph different dummies... Is it possible to use different dummies ==1 in the same command...? Like I m using different countries... And every country dummy is created... So is it possible for me to make a twoway scatter plot with all different country dummies equal to 1 in different parenthesis but in same command?

[@economistseconomyee7133]

Can u plz guide me ... I need that in really hurry

[@tushargarg8471]

When I use the command twoway(scatter.....) It shows an error Option seriesid()not allowed r(198) Can u please help me

[@mikejonaseconometrics1886]

Can you please give me the exact command you entered? Then I may be able to spot the issue.

[@tushargarg8471]

@@mikejonaseconometrics1886 Basically I have a number of variables amongst them are SalesValue and Netfixedassets So when I tried to get the scatter diagram I gave the command twoway (scatter Salesvalue Netfixedassets) Aftr pressing enter, I always get a series of lines And at the end it's written option seriesid () not allowed r(198)

[@mikejonaseconometrics1886]

A few questions: Do both variables work in scatter plots when paired with other variables? Have you tried the scatter command without using "twoway"? Which version of Stata are you using?

[@tushargarg8471]

@@mikejonaseconometrics1886 I am using the 14th version of stata I tried executing without twoway still the same problem And last but not the least I even tried with other variables to prepare the scatter diagram. But unfortunately faced the same thing.