Hi again,
With this code
title1 "SGPanel reg ";
proc SGpanel data=sashelp.class ;
panelby sex;
reg x=height y=weight/cli clm ;
run;
we obtain two panes with the htmlbue style colors (under 9.3.2)
Despite the Example: Create a Panel That Uses an Attribute Map :: SAS(R) 9.3 ODS Graphics: Procedures Guide, Thi...
i did not find how to obtain a cycle for the male and female in matter of color of confidence
Is there a element of style + "overlay?" option that forces the switch of color from pane to pane ?
TIA
Andre
Hi Andre,
In the example (from SAS) you see that there is an extra data step, where an 'attribute' map is created:
See below:
data attrmap;
retain ID "myid";
retain markersymbol "circlefilled";
input value $ markercolor $ linecolor $ linepattern $;
datalines;
F orange orange solid
M blue blue solid
;
run;
title1 "SGPanel reg ";
proc SGpanel data=sashelp.class dattrmap=attrmap;
panelby sex;
reg x=height y=weight/group = sex cli clm attrid=myid;
run;
Good luck!
Anca.
Hi Andre,
In the example (from SAS) you see that there is an extra data step, where an 'attribute' map is created:
See below:
data attrmap;
retain ID "myid";
retain markersymbol "circlefilled";
input value $ markercolor $ linecolor $ linepattern $;
datalines;
F orange orange solid
M blue blue solid
;
run;
title1 "SGPanel reg ";
proc SGpanel data=sashelp.class dattrmap=attrmap;
panelby sex;
reg x=height y=weight/group = sex cli clm attrid=myid;
run;
Good luck!
Anca.
Ok Ancea
I was missing the presence of group=sex in my reg instruction
that was the problem
Andre
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