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bsriv
Calcite | Level 5

 

 

 

Hi all,

 

I'm making a boxplot with proc sgplot and here is what I have

title "Individual Resting State Network Connectivities";
proc sgplot data=new_t;
styleattrs datacolors=(orange darkcyan cyan deyg silver red green pink green beige navy mediumpurple yellow orange blueviolet black blue);
vbox col1 / group=_name_ ;
run;

 

Now, this predictable produces the following, groups in ascending order

 

AscendingAscending

When I add in the following beforehand, it slightly screws up the order (ie, it's not a mirror image).  How do I fix this??

 

proc sort data=work.new_t out=new_t;
by MSC descending COL1;
run;

 

DescendingDescending

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Reeza
Super User

Have you tried the GROUPORDER option? 

 

If you have SAS 9.4TS1M3+ this should work for you. 

 

http://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=grstatproc&docsetTarget=n1waawwbez01ppn15dn9ehmxzihf.htm&docs...

 


@bsriv wrote:

 

 

 

Hi all,

 

I'm making a boxplot with proc sgplot and here is what I have

title "Individual Resting State Network Connectivities";
proc sgplot data=new_t;
styleattrs datacolors=(orange darkcyan cyan deyg silver red green pink green beige navy mediumpurple yellow orange blueviolet black blue);
vbox col1 / group=_name_ ;
run;

 

Now, this predictable produces the following, groups in ascending order

 

AscendingAscending

When I add in the following beforehand, it slightly screws up the order (ie, it's not a mirror image).  How do I fix this??

 

proc sort data=work.new_t out=new_t;
by MSC descending COL1;
run;

 

DescendingDescending


 

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