proc sgplot does not display repeated values

[Polina_UH]

I'm creating a forest plot and I want to mark those associations which remain significant after adjustments with the letters A and B.

My data relating to my question look like this:

Value	BMI_category	Overweight	Obese
Lipoprotein subclasses	.
Extremely large VLDL particles	1	A	B
Extremely large VLDL particles	2	A	B
Very large VLDL	.
Very large VLDL	1	A	B
Very large VLDL	2	A	B
Large VLDL	.
Large VLDL	1	A	B
Large VLDL	2	A	B
Medium VLDL	.
Medium VLDL	1	A	B
Medium VLDL	2	A	B
Small VLDL	.
Small VLDL	1	A	B
Small VLDL	2	A	B
Very small VLDL	.
Very small VLDL	1	A	B
Very small VLDL	2	A	B
IDL	.
IDL	1
IDL	2
Large LDL	.
Large LDL	1
Large LDL	2
Medium LDL	.
Medium LDL	1
Medium LDL	2

Here is the line in sgplot code I'm trying to use to show associations with which biomarkers remain significant after adjustment for covariates

yaxistable overweight obese /location=outside position=left ;

But the code does not display the A and B values for each of the biomarkers separately, instead it groups them according to the level of the other variable in the dataset and I don't know how to display the A and B letters according to the values of each of the biomarkers.

I'm attaching the output to this post.

Thank you so much in advance for helping me figuring this out!

[ballardw]

You really should show the entire proc sgplot code as the issue could be related to something other than the yaxistable statement.

And a small example input data set in the form of data step code that would let us test things.

If the code filters the data, or you have a format applied to a variable or multiple variables that you are attempting to use for grouping are likely causes.

You can provide data step code by following this link: Instructions here: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/How-to-create-a-data-step-version-of-your-dat... will show how to turn an existing SAS data set into data step code that can be pasted into a forum code box using the {i} icon or attached as text to show exactly what you have and that we can test code against.

You may need a different structure and I have to say that I am confused that you mean by Overweight=A and Obese=B when the record has a single BMI_category,especially since the only value for Overweight is A or missing and Obese is B or missing.

[Polina_UH]

Hi, thank you for you reply, next time I post I will follow these instructions.

For now I found a solution: all I needed to do is to specify two yaxistable statements as follows:

yaxistable overweight/location=outside position=right class=overweight nolabel;