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Milouda
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi ,

I need to plot height and weight from sashelp.class following the template.  Where do I start?

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ballardw
Super User

The basic plot can be accomplished with something similar to this:

proc sgplot data=yourdatasetname;

   scatter x=yourxvariable y=youryvariable;

run;

 

Depending on which other items displayed are absolutely necessary then you get to dig into the options available such as an added INSET statement to place additional text, title statement(s) for titles about the graph.

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ballardw
Super User

The basic plot can be accomplished with something similar to this:

proc sgplot data=yourdatasetname;

   scatter x=yourxvariable y=youryvariable;

run;

 

Depending on which other items displayed are absolutely necessary then you get to dig into the options available such as an added INSET statement to place additional text, title statement(s) for titles about the graph.

Milouda
Obsidian | Level 7
what about those correlations (pearson and spearman), a hint on how to write them on the graph?
Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

here's a readable introduction to the SG procedures (including PROC SGPLOT) to get you started.

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