Dear all,
i would like to perform the graph in attachments.
I thought that it was possible usng Hbar with sgplot, but it does not.
The problem is that some period are repeating (in this case "Home").
Do you think that it was possible with SAS v9.4? What procedure?
Thanks for your support
Maybe have a look through this blog:
http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/
Has loads of examples of all types of graphs.
Maybe have a look through this blog:
http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/
Has loads of examples of all types of graphs.
Thank you
I suggest to use the HIGHLOW plot statement, you have to prepare the data accordingly.
See below for an example, that gives you some ideas:
data highlow;
infile cards dlm="," dsd missover;
input
patient : $32. low high type $ labelPoint labelValue $
;
cards;
patient1 someDate,0,20,hospital,10,20
patient1 someDate,20,40,ward,,
patient1 someDate,40,50,hospital,,
patient1 someDate,50,52,home,,
patient1 someDate,52,55,ward,53.5,abc
patient2 01jan2010-25sep2010,0,25,hospital,,
patient2 01jan2010-25sep2010,25,45,home,,
patient2 01jan2010-25sep2010,45,46,ward,,
;
proc sgplot data=highlow;
highlow y=patient low=low high=high / type=bar group=type;
text y=patient x=labelPoint text=labelValue / position=center;
yaxis type=discrete fitpolicy=splitalways;
run;
Thank you,
i try to put the legend in top of the graph and one line with this sentence:
keylegend / position=top down=1;
But now i have Patient with different type and still on two rows for legends.
Can you help me?
Add the NAME= option to your plot statements, then in the KEYLEGEND statement you can say for which plot statements you would like to have a legend.
Sample:
proc sgplot data=highlow;
highlow y=patient low=low high=high / type=bar group=type name="hl";
text y=patient x=labelPoint text=labelValue / position=center name="txt";
yaxis type=discrete fitpolicy=splitalways;
keylegend "hl" / position=top down=1 ;
run;
The placement might have something to do with space that is available, try to make your graph bigger.
Thank you again!
It's perfect.
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