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Next, we can add percent error bars to this single-point data series.

But this time only select the individual x- and y-values to create a series with a single data point. It still starts by adding a second series to the chart. Instead of using a series to create the horizontal and vertical lines on the scatter chart, his method is to use error bars. I’ve used the above method for a long time, but the next method was recently introduced to me by Jon Peltier of. Plot Coordinates in Excel Using Error Bars We could also use this method for multiple x/y pairs also:

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So if the desired x-value is updated, the horizontal and vertical markers update as well. Of course, since it’s a chart series it automatically updates. Then we can add a data label and change the horizontal and vertical lines to dashed lines for better readability: So if we start with the data from our table of air density and temperature, then add a second series with those pairs of data (using a scatter plot with straight lines and markers), we get the following: The first and second pair of data points comprise the horizontal line from the y-axis to (x-value, y-value) and the second and third points make up the vertical line extending upward from the x-axis. The lines extending from the x- and y-axes to the interpolated point (x-value, y-value) can be created with a new data series containing three pairs of xy data. Plot XY Coordinates in Excel by Creating a New Series

Plot Coordinates in Excel Using Error Bars.

Plot XY Coordinates in Excel by Creating a New Series.

> I wish to do it at least for histograms and scatterplots. > So, is there a better way or more precisely a Stata library that can catch graph coordinates' ?

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> Note that you will need to install the pcvsuite package from. > outsheet using '$data_dir oc_coordinates.csv', replace delimiter(' ') > I found a way to do it for the roc curves using the following command: > For example to fetch the density of var1: > So, I want to save the histogram points in csv or txt form. > Suppose I run Stata to 'calculate' an histogram and I want to use the points coordinates in another program.

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> Is there a way to save graphs' coordinates in text/csv format? On Tue, at 3:31 PM, Jean-François Morazzani wrote: In case of a scatter plot the coordinates are just (a subset of) the dataset currently in memory, so nothing special needs to be done there.Ī more general solution, but one that requires a more advanced understanding of Stata, is to look at -help serset. Harrison (2005) Stata tip 20: Generating histogram bin variables. In case of a histogram see -help twoway_histogram_gen- and David A.

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I'll have a look and let you know the outcome.ĭe : [ De la part de Maarten Buis Envoyé : mardi 5 mars 2013 16:09 À : Objet : Re: st: How to output graphs coordinates into a file ? À : RE: st: How to output graphs coordinates into a file ? RE: st: How to output graphs coordinates into a file ?ĭe : [ De la part de Jean-François Morazzani Notice: On April 23, 2014, Statalist moved from an email list to a forum, based at.

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