Hi community members,
I was trying to make a stacked bar graph but I am not sure why one of the categories for two variables reveresed their place. Please see the picture attached herewith. my code to produce the chart is:
ods graphics on;
PROC SGPLOT DATA = stress;
VBAR variable / RESPONSE = percent GROUP = endorsed STAT = SUM SEGLABEL CATEGORYORDER = RESPDESC;
YAXIS GRID LABEL = "Percentage";
RUN;
ods graphics off;
Thanks,
Pooja
I have a hunch about why this happened, but I cannot verify that without your data. However, I think I have determined that your data is pre-summarized, based on the graph and the options you used. Therefore, try this as a workaround:
proc sort data=stress out=stress2; by descending group descending percent; run;
ods graphics on;
PROC SGPLOT DATA = stress2;
VBARPARM category=variable RESPONSE = percent / GROUP = endorsed SEGLABEL groupdisplay=stack;
YAXIS GRID LABEL = "Percentage";
RUN;
ods graphics off;
Hope this helps!
Dan
I have a hunch about why this happened, but I cannot verify that without your data. However, I think I have determined that your data is pre-summarized, based on the graph and the options you used. Therefore, try this as a workaround:
proc sort data=stress out=stress2; by descending group descending percent; run;
ods graphics on;
PROC SGPLOT DATA = stress2;
VBARPARM category=variable RESPONSE = percent / GROUP = endorsed SEGLABEL groupdisplay=stack;
YAXIS GRID LABEL = "Percentage";
RUN;
ods graphics off;
Hope this helps!
Dan
Thanks Dan. That was awesome and easy fix. I had done freq analysis for each variable and then summarized them in a table to produce stacked bar graph. I am not sure how to do it otherwise. I am still learning SAS and loving it for analysis at work at school both.
Thanks a lot!
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