I'm a new user in Stata and want both of the axes in a scatter plot to span the same range without needing to specify the ranges for each variable.
For example: Treatment before (values range from 0 to 100) and after (values range from 0 to 80). I need both axes to display the range from 0 to 100 without needing to type "ylabel (0 100) xlabel (0 100)". Is there a general command for that (something like "ylabel xlabel (same)")?
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