Thank you! I tried that and it did not work but I might be doing something wrong.
I also tried to use format percent8.0 to get rid of the decimals (another option)... but I do not have a Percent variable, I am creating that variable in the graph and I tried several places on my code but it won't let me format the var Percent that is being created for the graph as I showed in my original post.
This is my entire code
ODS GRAPHICS ON / RESET IMAGENAME="Fig1" IMAGEFMT=png ANTIALIASMAX=10000;
At the risk of offending people, I will state my opinion that the gray gradients in the 2D plot above convey no information in displaying this data, and so it meets the definition of "chartjunk". In fact, at that Wikipedia link there is a similar plot where color gradients are inserted into a map of North Macedonia, which serve no useful purpose, similar to the gray gradients in the 2D bar chart above.
I was able to use this and it worked to remove those extra marks. But now I am considering not doing a 3D chart 🙂 In any case, great learning experience.
axis logbase=2 logstyle=expand
order=(1,2,3);
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