Hi,
When I tried to produce a graph without discrete option in Proc Gchart,
I Observed a Graph obtaining midpoints on X-axis (I want know How midpoints will be calculated for the given values for Numeric variable.).
I've never seen Gchart's automatic midpointing algorithm in the doc. Here is a page that describes a little about it (but not the full algorithm)...
SAS/GRAPH(R) 9.3: Reference, Third Edition
If you want to know see the exact start & end value in the axis midpoint text (instead of seeing just the single midpoint value), you can use the 'range' option, such as ...
gchart data=sashelp.class;
height / range type=mean sumvar=weight;
run;
I usually pre-process my data, and calculate my own ranges for the bars (using if/else statements, or proc rank, etc), so that I know exactly what's in which bar.
I've never seen Gchart's automatic midpointing algorithm in the doc. Here is a page that describes a little about it (but not the full algorithm)...
SAS/GRAPH(R) 9.3: Reference, Third Edition
If you want to know see the exact start & end value in the axis midpoint text (instead of seeing just the single midpoint value), you can use the 'range' option, such as ...
gchart data=sashelp.class;
height / range type=mean sumvar=weight;
run;
I usually pre-process my data, and calculate my own ranges for the bars (using if/else statements, or proc rank, etc), so that I know exactly what's in which bar.
Hi,
I Got cleared my doubt 95%.
Thank you for the Information, I have another Doubt regarding this -- How SAS will take number of midpoints should be given for the chart.
If we use levels or midpoints we will get how many we want, but can I know about number of default midpoints produced.
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