Dear community,
i am struggeling again and need your help!
i have to compare my results with the results from a former study and I have to visualize the differencies with a barchart.
For my Study I have a big dataset and that went fine, but for creating a barchart for the other studie I only have the results not the whole dataset. I tried create a new dataset with the results from the other studie and tried to create a barchart as well but it didnt work.
So does anybody know if its even possible to draw a barchart wih those informations and how to do that?
in the end i need a barchart or something that looks like one with those informations.
This is how its supposed to look 🙂
year Numberofstudies Number of doctors Number of patients Number ofunique drugs No. of sponsors
2008 185 41834 368481 154 92
2009 185 41961 349424 154 98
2010 188 42967 359147 152 90
DATA datensatz_0810;
INPUT year Numberofstudies doctors patients uniquedrugs sponsor;
DATALINES;
2008 185 41834 368481 154 92
2009 185 41961 349424 154 98
2010 188 42967 359147 152 90
;
RUN;
proc sgplot data=datensatz_0810;
yaxis label="Numberofstudies" max=200;
vbar year /
barwidth=0.5;
title 'Number of studies per year';
run;
Do something like this
data have;
input year Numberofstudies Numberofdoctors Numberofpatients Numberofuniquedrugs Numberofsponsors;
datalines;
2008 185 41834 368481 154 92
2009 185 41961 349424 154 98
2010 188 42967 359147 152 90
;
title "Number Of Studies Per Year";
proc sgplot data=have;
vbar year / response=Numberofstudies fillattrs=(color=green) barwidth=0.5;
yaxis min=0 max=200 label="Number of studies";
run;
title;
Add the FREQ= option to specify that each observation actually represents more than one count:
vbar year / freq=Numberofstudies;
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