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sayandesarkar
Calcite | Level 5

Suppose i have the following sample dataset:

Group   Variable   Value

A           z                  2

A           x                  1

A           y                  3

B           z                  5

B           x                  2

B           y                  8

C          z                   3

C          x                   4

C          y                   5

 

I'm using PROC SGPANEL to produce a graph for the above data:

proc sgpanel data = data1 noautolegend;
panelby Group / onepanel layout= columnlattice novarname border;
vbar Variable/ group= Group groupdisplay=cluster groupOrder = data response= Value ;
rowaxis label = 'Change(%)';
colaxis label = ' ';
run;

In the result, for each group, the default arrangement of 'Variable' is in ascending order i.e. no matter how it is in the data. In the graph, 'Variable' is shown with x,y followed by z. But i need it exactly the way mentioned in the above example i.e. z, followed by x, and then followed by y.

I'm using the latest version of Base SAS 9.4

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hoswee
SAS Employee

If your data is in the desired order, you can update your rowaxis statement to: 

 

rowaxis label = 'Change(%)' discreteorder=data;

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hoswee
SAS Employee

If your data is in the desired order, you can update your rowaxis statement to: 

 

rowaxis label = 'Change(%)' discreteorder=data;
sayandesarkar
Calcite | Level 5
This worked. Now i want to arrange the 'Group' variable by B, followed by A, followed by C. I tried the above statement with 'colaxis'. It didn't work. How do i make this change?
DanH_sas
SAS Super FREQ

Use GROUPORDER=DATA on the VBAR statement to keep the group order.

ballardw
Super User

To control axis appearance look at axis options:

See if this works for you

colaxis label = ' ' values=( 'z' 'x' 'y');

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