Hi,
I want to do a graphic like this one:
for a grouped bar chart.
Can anyone help me, with a code example?
The following code is working for a grouped bar chart but without scatterpoints.
Its example data, so there are no point values, but an example with random numbers would help me.
Thanks in advance 🙂
proc format; value xvarf 1 = 'Week 1' 2 = 'Week 2' 3 = 'Week 4' 4 = 'Week 6' 5 = 'Week 8' 6 = 'End Point'; value groupf 1 = 'Placebo' 2 = 'Drug A' 3 = 'Drug B'; run; data eyeIrritation; attrib param length=$100 label='PARAMETER'; attrib percent length=8 label='Percentage'; attrib time length=3 format=XVARF.; attrib chartvar length=3 label='Treatment group:' format=GROUPF.; attrib lcl length=8 label='Lower confidential limit'; attrib ucl length=8 label='Upper confidential limit'; attrib n length=8 label='Number of subjects'; infile datalines dsd; input param percent time chartvar lcl ucl n ; datalines4; EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,40,1,1,25.6864468502627,54.3135531497372,45 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,60.8695652173913,1,2,49.3541134082639,72.3850170265186,69 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,52.0547945205479,1,3,40.5946624842483,63.5149265568476,73 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,55.5555555555555,2,1,41.0373038182218,70.0738072928893,45 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,68.6567164179104,2,2,57.549008527785,79.7644243080359,67 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,52.7777777777777,2,3,41.2464158522305,64.309139703325,72 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,54.5454545454545,3,1,39.8328454913776,69.2580635995314,44 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,65.625,3,2,53.9887212682038,77.2612787317961,64 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,63.3802816901408,3,3,52.1742073602962,74.5863560199855,71 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,72.0930232558139,4,1,58.6864780295777,85.4995684820501,43 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,65.5737704918032,4,2,53.6505663007898,77.4969746828166,61 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,64.6153846153846,4,3,52.9910897128346,76.2396795179345,65 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,64.2857142857143,5,1,49.7946038219732,78.7768247494554,42 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,75,5,2,63.6589121767657,86.3410878232342,56 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,58.7301587301587,5,3,46.5732039054999,70.8871135548175,63 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,62.2222222222222,6,1,48.0566932486829,76.3877511957615,45 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,69.5652173913043,6,2,58.7083453077565,80.4220894748521,69 EYES ITCHY/GRITTY,57.5342465753424,6,3,46.1953891907295,68.8731039599554,73 ;;;; title; proc template; define style styles.blue; parent = styles.default; class GraphColors "Abstract colors used in graph styles" / 'gdata' = cxaFb3cF 'gdata3' = cx8CaEdF 'gdata2' = cx5A96DE 'gdata1' = cx42659C; style color_list from color_list "Abstract colors used in graph styles" / 'bgA' = cxe0e7e7; end; run; proc template; define statgraph EyeIrritation; begingraph / datacolors=(CX87CEFA CX6495ED CXE0FFFF CXC4DA5A CX404040 ); entrytitle 'Distribution of Eye Irritation (Redness)'; entryfootnote halign=left 'X Axis shows the number of subjects by treatment for each week'; layout gridded / border=false; layout datalattice columnvar=time / headerlabeldisplay=value cellwidthmin=50 columnheaders=bottom border=false columndatarange=union columnaxisopts=(display=(line tickvalues)) rowaxisopts=(offsetmin=0 linearopts=(viewmax=100 tickvaluepriority=true) label='% Subjects' griddisplay=on); layout prototype / walldisplay=(fill); barchart x=n y=percent / group=chartvar name='a' barlabel=true skin=modern outlineattrs=(color=black); scatterplot x=n y=percent / yerrorlower=lcl yerrorupper=ucl markerattrs=(size=0) errorbarattrs=(thickness=1) datatransparency=0.6; endlayout; endlayout; entry ' '; discretelegend 'a' / title='Treatment Group: ' border=true ; endlayout; endgraph; end; run; ods listing close; ods html style=styles.blue image_dpi=100 file='EyeIrritation.html' path='.'; ods graphics / reset noborder width=600px height=400px imagename='EyeIrritation' imagefmt=gif noscale; proc sgrender data=eyeIrritation template=EyeIrritation; format percent 5.1; run; ods html close; ods listing;
Is it a requirement to use Proc Template / SgRender?
The key here is that your data is pre-summarized. To get a "raw" data plot against the summarized chart, you will need to merge the raw data set with the summarized data. Then, you can just add an additional SCATTERPLOT in your GTL to reference the raw X/Y columns.
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