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wcw
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I'm using proc sgplot (v9.4) to create box/scatter plots and wish to create a separate companion bar (or line) graph below using the same x-axis but using frequencies along the y-axis to produce a single figure. I'm inserting an example of what I want to do. Can someone suggest a way to do this? Thanks.

 

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Jay54
Meteorite | Level 14

The best way to do this is using GTL.  See this paper to get started.  

http://support.sas.com/rnd/datavisualization/papers/sgf2014/096-Matange_final.pdf

See "Multi-Cell layouts" starting page 9.

wcw
Calcite | Level 5 wcw
Calcite | Level 5

ok, thank you Sanjay

Reeza
Super User

GTL and PROC template can do this. 

 

See page 9 here, it’s not the exact same but it shows you the idea. 

http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings14/2342-2014.pdf

 


@wcw wrote:

I'm using proc sgplot (v9.4) to create box/scatter plots and wish to create a separate companion bar (or line) graph below using the same x-axis but using frequencies along the y-axis to produce a single figure. I'm inserting an example of what I want to do. Can someone suggest a way to do this? Thanks.

 

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wcw
Calcite | Level 5 wcw
Calcite | Level 5

great, thank you Reeza

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