Hi,
I am using PROC SGPANEL to create a Line plot and I don't need parallel Y and X axis. How could it can be avoid?
Thanks
Regards,
Priyanka
It may be helpful to post the code you are using.
Hi,
I am using below code:
PROC SGPANEL data = dummy noautolegend ;
PANELBY day / noborder ;
SERIES x = T y = C/ LINEATTRS = (COLOR = black PATTERN = 1);
SCATTER x = T y = C/ MARKERATTRS = (SYMBOL= circlefilled) ;
run;
I have attached the required output in whihc I have highlighted the Line (I need to remove-black line) in red color.
please let me know if we can get similar output.
You don't need both the SERIES and SCATTER statements. Use the MARKERS and MARKERATTRS on the SERIES statement to simplify your code.
I'm still confused. You want to remove the red lines? Are you saying that you want to overlay the two curves on a single plot? If so, use the SGPLOT procedure and the GROUP= option, rather than the SGPANEL procedure:
PROC SGPLOT data = dummy;
SERIES x = T y = C / group=day LINEATTRS = (COLOR = black PATTERN = 1)
markers MARKERATTRS = (SYMBOL= circlefilled) ;
run;
I need to remove black line (red lines are highlighted just for reference to refer black line).
I need side by side plot not overlay plot.
Look at the UNISCALE= option on the PANELBY statement.
SAS(R) 9.3 ODS Graphics: Procedures Guide, Third Edition
By default, all of the column axes and row axes are on the same scale, but you can change that.
Sorry its not working ....Please look in to the my another post included code and required output
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