I am using Stata 15.1
I would like to create a secondary graph that focuses in on the output of a joint correspondence analysis. The sample code below uses the dataset as per the Stata manual info for MCA. When this graph is created i would ideally like to be able to place a rectangle around the points x = -2,2 y = -2,2 and then produce another graph that focuses on that area. Can someone please help me with code to do this?
[CODE][
use https://ift.tt/2Fu8cDS
describe
mca A-D, method(joint) normalize(principal)
mcaplot, overlay origin
/CODE]
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