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help for cpyxplot
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Scatter (or other twoway) plots for each y vs each x variable 

        cpyxplot yvarlist xvarlist [weight] [if exp] [in range] [ ,
                 plottype(plottype) graph_options combine(combine_options) ]


Description 

    cpyxplot produces an array of scatter or other twoway plots for yvarlist
    versus xvarlist.  There is one plot for each y variable from yvarlist and
    each x variable from xvarlist.  The name cpyxplot is derived from
    Cartesian product of y and x. cp may also be interpreted as `cross
    pairs'. The backslash \ must be used to separate the yvarlist and the
    xvarlist.

    A neat arrangement of the individual graphs is produced if the number of
    y variables is equal to the number of x variables, or the number of y
    variables is 1, or the number of x variables is 1.


Options

    plottype() specifies a twoway plottype that may be used to plot y versus
        x. The default is scatter. Possibilities include line, connected and
        lowess.

    graph_options are options allowed with scatter (or if plottype() is
        specified) with twoway plottype.

    combine() specifies options allowed with graph_combine.


Examples 

    . cpyxplot y1 y2 y3 \ x1 x2 x3
 
    . cpyxplot srunoff \ srain17 srain23 srain60, combine(row(1))


Author 

    Nicholas J. Cox, University of Durham, U.K.
    n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk


Acknowledgements 

    Rory Wolfe suggested the original problem.  Phil Ender alerted me to a
    bug.  Pete Watt made a helpful suggestion.


Also see

    On-line: help for twoway