Having Two Margin Plots on One Graph

[Daniel Hempstead]

Hi everyone. I am struggling with a presentation issue. I have run a probit regression and I am collecting margins and displaying it on a graph. I have two variables that are categorial that both have the same categories, making the x-axis the same. I want to have both of them plotted on the same graph, and I have tried using 'combomarginsplot' but this has not helped and does not show two lines. It is confusing what it is actually doing and I would appreciate any help on this matter.

My commands are:

margins life_satisfaction, atmeans saving(file1)

margins income_satisfaction, atmeans saving(file2)

combomarginsplot file1 file2

The result shows:

[Scott Merryman]

The two categorical variables may have the same categories but only one is being plotted on the y-axis of the combined plot. Perhaps, like this:

clear
set seed 5132021
sysuse auto
gen y = ceil(6*runiform())
gen x = ceil(6*runiform())

probit foreign mpg i.y
margins y, atmeans  saving(file1, replace)
probit foreign mpg i.x
margins x, atmeans  saving(file2, replace)
combomarginsplot file1 file2, name(gr1,replace ) offset off(.1) legend(pos(6) row(1)) scheme(white_tableau)


rename y y_original
rename x y
probit foreign mpg i.y
margins y, atmeans saving(file2, replace)
combomarginsplot file1 file2, offset off(.1) scheme(white_tableau) legend(pos(6) row(1))
graph combine gr1 Graph

[Daniel Hempstead]

Scott Merryman thank you so much! This has worked perfectly!