Folks -
Thought I had correct code to create polygon (see AREABAR section of code), but the first hour does not plot. Looking at the AREABAR data shows
I
X D Y
0 1 0.0000
0 1 75.8477
0 1 75.8477
0 1 0.0000
0 2 0.0000
0 2 55.9871
Note the six occurences for the first x (hour). The rest of the graph looks good. Please see the attached pdf output, sas source and DATA=WORKAREA data. New with polygons, so bear with me.
Thanks for any help!
Mark
Folks -
This code fixed my problem -
DATA AREABAR;
SET cpudata2;
RETAIN id 0 ;
id=id+1; y=0; x=hour-.5; output;
y=lpctby; x=hour-.5; output;
y=lpctby; x=hour+.5; output;
y=0; x=hour+.5; output;
run;
i finally figured out that I needed to calculate the width of the hour variable.
Closing issue. Thanks for all of the help.
MH
I've moved your question to the Graphics Community.
Because you did not provide a cut-and-paste example, I do not have time to try to test my idea, but I suggest you try adding VALUESHINT to the XAXIS statement. It might solve the problem, and it won't hurt.
xaxis offsetmin=.02 label='Hour of Day' values= (0 to 23 by 1) VALUESHINT;
@MarkHiltbruner wrote:
Folks -
Thought I had correct code to create polygon (see AREABAR section of code), but the first hour does not plot. Looking at the AREABAR data shows
I
X D Y
0 1 0.0000
0 1 75.8477
0 1 75.8477
0 1 0.0000
0 2 0.0000
0 2 55.9871
Note the six occurences for the first x (hour). The rest of the graph looks good. Please see the attached pdf output, sas source and DATA=WORKAREA data. New with polygons, so bear with me.
Thanks for any help!
Mark
Same comment as last time: you don't have enough vertices. All of your X values are the same so all that could be attempted would be a vertical up and down line section as Y changes.
To plot Id=1 values I would expect the dat ato look something like:
0 1 0.0000 0 1 75.8477 4 1 75.8477 4 1 0.0000
If you have a datetime that starts at midnight consider what hour is involved. After a time of 23:59:59 when you add one second you get a time value of 00:00:00. So you are not getting a useable X increment for Hour=0.
So this data step:
DATA AREABAR; SET cpudata2; RETAIN x 0 id 0 ; id=id+1; y=0; output; y=lpctby; output; x=hour; output; y=0; output; run;
needs some adjustment to handle hour 0.
Folks -
This code fixed my problem -
DATA AREABAR;
SET cpudata2;
RETAIN id 0 ;
id=id+1; y=0; x=hour-.5; output;
y=lpctby; x=hour-.5; output;
y=lpctby; x=hour+.5; output;
y=0; x=hour+.5; output;
run;
i finally figured out that I needed to calculate the width of the hour variable.
Closing issue. Thanks for all of the help.
MH
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