Re: [Gretl-users] Two or more scatter plots in one graph
On Wed, 30 Jan 2013, savos schmagges wrote:
Is it possible to plot two or even more scatter plots in one
graph?
You can plot several y-variables against one x (in the GUI,
under /View/Graph specified vars/X-Y scatter, or in script
mode using the "gnuplot" command). However, at present you
cannot have multiple x variables in a single scatterplot.
Or at least this is not supported by gretl's interface; you
can do it in gnuplot. For example, given a data file "gpdat"
with 4 columns of values, you can do
plot 'gpdat' using 1:2, 'gpdat' using 3:4
to get overlaid plots.
Allin Cottrell