topic Create VBAR and HBAR with percentages of a continuos variable in Graphics Programming

Create VBAR and HBAR with percentages of a continuos variable

riccardo88 — Mon, 21 Oct 2019 09:52:49 GMT

Hallo!

I would need some help to create a Graph with my data.

The dataset looks like this:

data have;                    
   input ID $ co2 $ area area_under area_over;      
   datalines; 
101 High 329274.45563 1161.4533333 328113.0023
101 Low 329807.07976 51867.348667 277939.7311
103 High 299940.79867 1437.205 298503.59367
103 Low 309707.27464 196061.47517 113645.79948
105 High 500296.11766 32079.163619 468216.95404
105 Low 330042.631 69774.392944 260268.23805;            
Run;

and the graphS I would like to obtain like this:

N.1

where I have two vBars (one for every co2 level) and the blue part rapresent the percentage area_over/area and the red part rapresent the percentage area_under/area.

If possible I would also like to have a standard deviation bar.

N.2

The second Graph I would like to have looks like this

Thank you very much for your help!

Riccardo

Re: Create VBAR and HBAR with percentages of a continuos variable

ballardw — Mon, 21 Oct 2019 14:59:34 GMT

Where do the 0 and 1 come from for the first graph???

It looks like as at least one step you need something like:

data have;                    
   input ID $ co2 $ area area_under area_over;  
   under =   area_under/area;
   over  =   area_over /area;
   datalines; 
101 High 329274.45563 1161.4533333 328113.0023
101 Low 329807.07976 51867.348667 277939.7311
103 High 299940.79867 1437.205 298503.59367
103 Low 309707.27464 196061.47517 113645.79948
105 High 500296.11766 32079.163619 468216.95404
105 Low 330042.631 69774.392944 260268.23805
;            
Run;

(Note: the semicolon to end a datalines block must be after the last line of data)

Or perhaps you intend to sum the area, area_under and area_over and then do the percentages. But I can't tell which.

Re: Create VBAR and HBAR with percentages of a continuos variable

DanH_sas — Mon, 21 Oct 2019 17:22:08 GMT

Try the following and see if they meet your needs:

data have;
   input ID $ co2 $ area area_under area_over;
   datalines;
101 High 329274.45563 1161.4533333 328113.0023
101 Low 329807.07976 51867.348667 277939.7311
103 High 299940.79867 1437.205 298503.59367
103 Low 309707.27464 196061.47517 113645.79948
105 High 500296.11766 32079.163619 468216.95404
105 Low 330042.631 69774.392944 260268.23805
;
Run;

data have_neg;
set have;
area_under = -1 * area_under;
run;

proc format;
proc format;
picture posval low-high='000,009';
run;

proc sgplot data=have;
yaxis label="Area";
vbar co2 / response=area_under stat=mean limitstat=stddev discreteoffset=-0.2 barwidth=0.4;
vbar co2 / response=area_over  stat=mean limitstat=stddev discreteoffset=0.2 barwidth=0.4;
run;

proc sgplot data=have_neg;
format area_under posval.;
xaxis label="Area";
hbar co2 / response=area_under stat=mean;
hbar co2 / response=area_over  stat=mean;
run;

Hope this helps!
Dan