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Calcite | Level 5

I would be grateful if someone could point out the error made in trying to generate this graph.

ERRORBAR=BOTH CLM= & LEVEL CERROR=RED;

                         -

                         22

                         200

ERROR: The parameter value 1 is not within the required range of 50 and 100.

NOTE: The previous statement has been deleted

%LET SS=15;*SAMPLE SIZE;

%LET CE=1; * PLOT ONE STANDARD ERROR;

DATA _NULL_;                             

  C=&CE;                                 

  N=&SS;                                 

  LEVEL=100 * (1 - 2 * (1 - PROBT(C,N-1)));

  CALL SYMPUT('LEVEL', PUT(LEVEL,BEST12.));

RUN;      
                              

GOPTIONS RESET=ALL;

PATTERN1 VALUE=SOLID C=LIGHTBLUE;

TITLE "MEANS WITH ERROR BARS";

ODS HTML;

DATA ACHE;

INPUT BRAND  RELIEF;

CARDS;

1 24.5

1 23.5

1 26.4

1 27.1

1 29.9

2 28.4

2 34.2

2 29.5

2 32.2

2 30.1

3 26.1

3 28.3

3 24.3

3 26.2

3 27.8

;

ODS HTML;

RUN ;

GOPTIONS RESET=ALL;

PATTERN1 VALUE=SOLID C=LIGHTBLUE;

TITLE "MEANS WITH ERROR BARS";

PROC gchart DATA=ACHE;

VBAR relief/ WIDTH= 15

TYPE=MEAN

SUMVAR=brand

ERRORBAR=BOTH CLM= & LEVEL CERROR=RED;

RUN ;

ODS HTML CLOSE;

QUIT ;

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Reeza
Super User

Remove the space between & and level word for CLM.

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Reeza
Super User

Remove the space between & and level word for CLM.

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