I'm doing some exploratory plots of the form:
proc gplot;
plot v1*v2=v3;
V3 takes about 25 different values. I want to draw line plots. If I just run with the default settings I get symbols. If I add
symbol interpol=join
I get lines for the first 12 series, but just symbols for the rest.
I presume I could individually define 25 different symbol statements, but is there a quicker way? I'm after something useful for diagnostic rather than presentation purposes.
You could try
proc sgplot;
series x=v2 y=v1 /group=v3;
run;
control of line and marker appearance are quite a bit different than the traditional graphics plot and vary as new options are added to the SG procedures with each of the last few releases.
You could try
proc sgplot;
series x=v2 y=v1 /group=v3;
run;
control of line and marker appearance are quite a bit different than the traditional graphics plot and vary as new options are added to the SG procedures with each of the last few releases.
Thanks. Hadn't looked at sgplot before, but it does seem to have more sensible default values.
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