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I want to draw this graph in a way that there are both red and blue bars right next to each other for each Week (not on the top like that). Below is my code: 


proc sgpanel data=visit_bp pctlevel=graph;
  panelby VSTESTCD / columns=2; 
  vbar visit / stat=percent group= arm;
run;

 

Visit: Week 8, Week 16, Week 24, Week 32

ARM: ECHO MAX, Placebo 

VSTESTCD: DIABP, SYSBP 

 

Tried to figure this out for a really long time. Any help will be much appreciated. 

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Opal | Level 21

Use option GROUPDISPLAY=CLUSTER in the vbar statement.

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