Donut with different radius in one plot

[Charles_Liu]

Hello, can sas draw this picture and I think it is a donut plot with different radius and how to adjust radius with comprising parts?

[Reeza]

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@Charles_Liu wrote:

Hello, can sas draw this picture and I think it is a donut plot with different radius and how to adjust radius with comprising parts?

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[Charles_Liu]

Data anly;
	input country $12. numpt ;
		cards;
	韩国			4812
	意大利     	2036 
	伊朗	      	1501
	日本      	980
	法国       	191
	德国      	180
	西班牙     	128
	新加波    	106
	美国      	100
	科威特    	56
	巴林      	47
	泰国      	42
	英国      	40
	瑞士      	40
	澳大利亚   	32
	马来西亚    	29
	挪威        	25
	加拿大		24
	阿联酋		21
	伊拉克		19
	荷兰			18
	奥地利		18
	越南			16
	瑞典			14
	以色列		12
	黎巴嫩		10
	克罗地亚		8
	比利时		8
	芬兰			7
	希腊			7
	冰岛			6
	阿曼			6
	墨西哥		5
	俄罗斯		5
	丹麦			5
	巴基斯坦		4
	白俄罗斯		3
	捷克			3
	巴西			2
	埃及			2
	葡萄牙		2
	约旦			1
	突尼斯		1
	;
Run;

How to generate this picture in sas？ Donut with different radius？

[Rick_SAS]

For historical reference, that looks like a variation on the Nightingale coxcomb chart, sometimes called the polar rose chart, polar area chart,  or "windrose" graph. It was introduced by Florence Nightengale.

To visualize these data, I recommend a horizontal bar chart, like the following,

Data anly;
	input country $14. numpt ;
		cards;
South Korea	  4812
Italy         2036 
Iran          1501
Japan          980
France         191
Germany        180
Spain          128
Singapore      106
United States  100
;

proc sgplot data=anly;
hbar country / response=numpt categoryorder=respdesc datalabel
     colorresponse=numpt
     colormodel=(CX888888 CX3288BD CX66C2A5 CXABDDA4 CXE6F598 CXFFFFBF CXFEE08B CXFDAE61 CXF46D43 CXD53E4F);
              /* or use words like (lightgrey blue green yellow orange red); */
     xaxis grid;
run;

If you decide to combine the smaller countries into an "Other" category, you can use PROC FREQ, as described in this blog post: "An easy way to make a "Top 10" table and bar chart in SAS."

[Charles_Liu]

Thanks a lot and I solve the problerms with proc ganno base on pie chart~