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eternity1
eternity1

Reputation: 681

Stata graph with no horizontal lines in the graph and no legend border

I am exporting my Stata graphs as *.eps in order to implement them in LaTeX. I'm using the following options:

xtline bhar_pct if decile==1 | decile==10 | decile==11, overlay ///graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white) legend(region(lwidth(none) label(1 "Portfolio 1") label(2 "Portfolio 10") label(3 "Hedge Portfolio (10 - 1)")) plot1(lpattern(solid) lwidth(medium) lcolor(gs1)) plot2(lpattern(longdash) lwidth(medium) lcolor(gs1)) plot3(lpattern("---#") lwidth(medium) lcolor(gs8)) xlabel(0 (10) 50) xtitle("") ylabel(-10 (2) 10, angle(0)) ytitle("BHAR (in %)")

But still: the background is white, but there are "super light blue gridlines" inside the graph as well as as the border of my legend. Moreover, the graph has an "overall" blue border as well. By now I am trimming the graph in order to remove this border, but there must be a way to create "plain" graphs?

I had to convert the *.eps file to png, but cannot post it due to lack of reputations. So here is a link to it: http://www.converthub.com/working/done/93b7cfd46b432b1312f78912e645a5cb/aar_crisis1_dsue1.png

Upvotes: 2

Views: 7499

Answers (1)

Roberto Ferrer
Roberto Ferrer

Reputation: 11112

How about:

clear all
set more off

*----- example data -----

sysuse xtline1

xtset person day

*----- what you want -----

xtline calories, overlay graphregion(color(white)) bgcolor(white) ylabel(, nogrid) ///
    legend(region(lcolor(white)))

?

Upvotes: 4

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