How to create below figure via GTL?

[Jack2012]

Please help me figure out how to create below figure via GTL, thanks.

[RW9]

It looks like a multi-panel bargraph to me.  You will find examples on pretty much every graph over here including code:

http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/

For instance:

http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/?s=panel

[Reeza]

What version of SAS?

[Cynthia_sas]

Hi:
I'm not sure you need GTL, it looks like SGPANEL output to me. What code have you tried?
cynthia

[DanH_sas]

If a may make a suggestion, try taking the variable you used for the panel row (agegroup ?) and make it the grouping variable for the bar chart. I think it would make your comparisons in the chart easier to read.

To accomplish this with PROC SGPANEL, you code will look something like this:

proc sgpanel data=outcome;

panelby sequence treatment / layout=lattice onpanel novarname;

vbar outcome / response=count group=agegroup groupdisplay=cluster; /* not sure of what stat you need */

run;

Hope this helps!

Dan

[Jack2012]

Thanks for your code. But I can only get below with each cell contains two formulation results. I know this is due to we use the Lattice alyout. What I am seeking is is there possibility to add two levels in the header and with each row for one age group? Just like my sample figure in the first post.

Thanks.

[DanH_sas · Accepted solution]

Unfortunately, we do not have support for multi-header layouts at this time. However, your age group variable fall into a natural cluster grouping scenario. Have you tried putting "agegroup" as the group variable and "drug description" on the lattice?

Thanks!
Dan

[Jack2012]

I have got your point. That is the one I am seeking.

I think I can try merge the two headers into one.

Best