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proc template;

define statgraph swimmer_doses_gtl;

begingraph / ;

/* creating an attribute map for future swimmer bars */

discreteattrmap name = 'bar_gtl';

value 'Head and neck' / fillattrs = (color= lightgreen) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Melanoma' / fillattrs = (color= cyan) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Bladder' / fillattrs = (color= purple) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Non-Small Cell Lung' / fillattrs = (color= gold) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Prostate' / fillattrs = (color= green) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Cervix' / fillattrs = (color= blue) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM)' / fillattrs = (color= pink) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Colon/Rectum' / fillattrs = (color= red) lineattrs = (color = black);

value 'Other, specify' / fillattrs = (color= brown) lineattrs = (color = black);

 

 

enddiscreteattrmap;

discreteattrvar attrvar = swimmer_doses_bar var = dose attrmap = 'bar_gtl';

 

/* creating an attribute map for future time-point responses */

discreteattrmap name = 'time_point_response_gtl';

value 'CR' / markerattrs = (color = black symbol = SquareFilled);

value 'PR' / markerattrs = (color = black symbol = CircleFilled);

value 'SD' / markerattrs = (color = black symbol = TriangleFilled);

value 'PD' / markerattrs = (color = black symbol = TriangleLeftFilled);

value 'NE' / markerattrs = (color = black symbol = StarFilled);

enddiscreteattrmap;

discreteattrvar attrvar = time_point_responses var = time_point_eval attrmap =

'time_point_response_gtl';

 

 

 

layout overlay

/

xaxisopts = (

type = linear

offsetmin =0.38 type=linear offsetmax = 0.08

label = 'Treatment Duration (days)'

labelattrs = (family = 'Arial' size = 10 pt)

linearopts = (tickvaluesequence = (start = 0 end = 250

increment = 10))

tickvalueattrs = (family = 'Arial' size = 10 pt)

)

yaxisopts = (

type = discrete

display = (label)

reverse = true

offsetmin = 0.125 offsetmax = 0.08

/*offsetmin = 0.125 offsetmax = 0.08*/

 

label = 'Subject (Treatment)'

labelattrs = (family = 'Arial' size = 10 pt)

)

/* second horizontal axis is needed for displaying patient ID */

x2axisopts = (

display = none

offsetmin = 0 offsetmax = 0

linearopts = (viewmin = 0 viewmax = 100)

)

;

/* drawing bars for duration of different dosages */

highlowplot

y = needed_order

low = dose_st_day

high = dose_en_day

/

type = bar

group = swimmer_doses_bar

outlineattrs = (pattern=solid)

barwidth = 0.50

name = 'dosages'

highcap=ongocap

;

/* drawing text information about subject ID */

scatterplot

x = id_subject_left

y = needed_order

/

xaxis = x2

datalabel = id_subject

datalabelposition = right

markerattrs = (size = 0)

datalabelattrs = (size = 9 pt color = black)

;

 

/* drawing markers to indicate time-point responses */

scatterplot

x = evald

y = needed_order

/

group = time_point_responses

name = 'responses'

markerattrs = (size = 6 pt);

 

 

/* Legend */

discretelegend 'responses'

/

location = inside

exclude = (' ')

halign = right

valign = bottom

border = false

down = 1

title = "Response:"

titleattrs = (size = 10 pt )

valueattrs = (size = 9 pt)

order=rowmajor

across=1

;

 

discretelegend 'dosages'

/

location = inside

exclude = (' ')

halign = right

valign = 0.1

border = false

down = 1

title = "Tumor Type:"

titleattrs = (size = 10 pt )

valueattrs = (size = 9 pt)

order=rowmajor

across=1

;

 

endlayout;

endgraph;

end;

run;

 

 

 

Hi ,

Too much space creating at bottom and left side of swimmer plot and further when I give footnote graph is shrinking and text overlapping. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

1 REPLY 1
Jay54
Meteorite | Level 14

The blank space you have around the graph is outside the definition of the graph.  Check your ODS RTF destination or any ODS LAYOUT settings.  Also, I suggest you could use the LOWLABEL of the HighLow plot itself for the subject id.  Or, an AxisTable.

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