Maybe a trivial question, but how can I make the graphs (scatterplots) generated from SGPlot to show the BY variables as the graph title and not "Variables ordered by Q3"? This came about after I used PROC Transpose to change my data from wide to long format and after which I sorted the response variable according to a categorical grouping with PROC Sort.
I can't find anything on this in the documentation or on the web and I'm getting desperate 😞
Thanks.
Your question isn't clear to me, but at a guess:
proc sgplot ...;
by avariable;
title "The by variable value here is #byvar1"; /* Note you can also use #byval1 */
scatter x=... y=...;
run;
http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi23/Coders/p75.pdf
Your question isn't clear to me, but at a guess:
proc sgplot ...;
by avariable;
title "The by variable value here is #byvar1"; /* Note you can also use #byval1 */
scatter x=... y=...;
run;
http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi23/Coders/p75.pdf
Another guess: when you use PROC TRANSPOSE, the new variables are given a default label. If you don't like the label on the axes, you can use the XAXIS and YAXIS statements to change them:
proc sgplot;
scatter x=x y=y;
xaxis label="My X label";
yaxis label="My Y label";
run;
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