Merge distributional dotplots

[Marinos Kosmopoulos]

Hello everyone! I have the following four variables, plad, mlad, dlad and AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype. Plad, mlad and dlad are continuous, AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype is discrete with three different values. I want to merge the distribution dotplots of plad, mlad and dlad for the different values of AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype in the same graph (with a single y axis). Is this possible?

[Nick Cox]

No data example here and no sign of what code you've tried. Does this help?

clear 
set obs 60 
egen cat = seq(), block(20)

set seed 2803 

forval j = 1/3 { 
    gen y`j' = rnormal(`j', 1)

    dotplot y`j', over(cat) name(G`j', replace)
}

graph combine G1 G2 G3 , row(1) ycommon

[Marinos Kosmopoulos]

Thank you very much for your message. Unfortunately, I work in a locked data shelter and therefore I cannot copy any data out. A hypothetical example of how the variables look like is the following:
AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype plad mlad dlad
0 50 13 25
1 25 25 50
2 75 25 0
0 99 100 0
1 100 100 100
1 25 75 90
0 75 50 99
0 50 90 75
0 13 13 50
1 13 99 25
2 25 0 13
1 75 50 13
2 90 75 25
2 99 25 50
1 75 13 90
1 25 25 99
1 25 75 25
0 75 50 13
0 99 25 50
0 90 90 75
2 13 75 99
1 13 25 0
And this is my code:
dotplot plad mlad dlad if AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype==0, recast(area)
graph save "Graph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\0lad.gph"
dotplot plad mlad dlad if AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype==1, recast(area)
graph save "Graph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\1lad.gph"
dotplot plad mlad dlad if AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype==2, recast(area)
graph save "Graph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\2lad.gph"
This is my original command to combine:
graph combine "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\0lad.gph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\1lad.gph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\2lad.gph"

And this is the command you kindly recommended:
graph combine "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\0lad.gph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\1lad.gph" "C:\Users\Marinos\Desktop\2l
> ad.gph", row(1) ycommon
I get the following results:

The problem, unfortunately, is not yet solved. Ideally, I would like the graphs to overlay over a common x and y-axis with different colors for the different values of AcuteCoronarySyndromePhenotype.

Thanks again for the help!