Hi All,
I'm having problems with the SGPLOT refline option I have provided an example . Please see attached
You can define the start and end values for axis in XAXIS, YAXIS values.
something like: YAXIS values=(&min to &max by 0.1)
You can get the max and min values from the dataset using proc sql INTO;
proc sql;
select max(var1),Min(var2) into: max,:min
from have;
quit;
If you want the yaxis to extend then add values to max like: YAXIS values=(&min to &max+2 by 0.1)
Check this example how to increase the yaxis lines:
proc sql;
select max(weight)+50,min(weight) into: max,:min
from sashelp.class;
quit;
options symbolgen;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class;
scatter x=height y=weight / group=sex;
yaxis values=(&min to &max by 20);
run;
If you still don't get then please provide your sample data in the form of data step. Someone can sure help you if you clearly provide your requirement.
You can define the start and end values for axis in XAXIS, YAXIS values.
something like: YAXIS values=(&min to &max by 0.1)
You can get the max and min values from the dataset using proc sql INTO;
proc sql;
select max(var1),Min(var2) into: max,:min
from have;
quit;
If you want the yaxis to extend then add values to max like: YAXIS values=(&min to &max+2 by 0.1)
Check this example how to increase the yaxis lines:
proc sql;
select max(weight)+50,min(weight) into: max,:min
from sashelp.class;
quit;
options symbolgen;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class;
scatter x=height y=weight / group=sex;
yaxis values=(&min to &max by 20);
run;
If you still don't get then please provide your sample data in the form of data step. Someone can sure help you if you clearly provide your requirement.
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