Dear all,
Is there any easy command or way to make a trajectory plot using WIDE format without reshaping it to long format?
So far I found the user-written command profileplot which is easy and convenient by simply inputting:
profileplot time1 time2 time3 time4, by(id)
However, profileplot has limited graph options; for example, unable to adjust axis scale and axis label font.
The rest choices like xtline, graph twoway line, traj package, etc. requires long format data.
I tried to avoid reshaping data, each reshaping increases the risk to cause error.
profileplot command is really a smart creation. Why STATA did not continue to develop more comprehensive graph options on profileplot command?
Thank you and looking forwards to any solution.
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