in sgplot, how to add macro variable in footnote?
I add macro variables in title and footnote, the title shows but footnote doesn't. I don't know why. anyone can help?
thanks a lot. below is my code.
proc sort data=sashelp.class out=class;
by sex;
run;
data c1;
set class;
if sex='M' then do; lloq=5.1; unit='mg/kg';sexn=1; end;
if sex='F' then do; lloq=3; unit='mg/kg'; sexn=2; end;
run;
%MACRO ODS;
ods rtf file="c:\mean_plot.rtf" STYLE=Styles.Stat ;
%MEND;
%ODS;
%MACRO c1(ALLTEST,LL);
TITLE H=1 font= 'Courier New' c=black "mean figure of &ALLTEST";
footnote H=1 j=l font= 'Courier New' c=black 'Notes: dotted line = LLOQ &LL';
proc sgplot data=c1;
where 11<=age<=15;
vline age/response=WEIGHT group=sexn grouporder=ascending stat=mean limitstat=stderr name="a" markers;
refline &LL/axis=y label="LLOQ=&ll" LABELLOC= INSIDE lineattrs= (pattern=2);
xaxis type= linear GRID values=( 0 to 21 by 3);
yaxis type=log GRID values=( 1 10 50 100 200) display=all logstyle=logexpand minor ;
keylegend 'a'/noborder;
run;
%MEND;
%c1(ALLTEST=test project,LL=20);
ods rtf CLOSE;
Double quotes. Macro variables on resolve in double quotes, not single quotes.
Use single quotes if you have text that has an & or % sign in it . Otherwise, in double quotes, SAS will try to interpret that as a macro or macro variable.
@magicdj wrote:
in sgplot, how to add macro variable in footnote?
I add macro variables in title and footnote, the title shows but footnote doesn't. I don't know why. anyone can help?
thanks a lot. below is my code.
proc sort data=sashelp.class out=class; by sex; run; data c1; set class; if sex='M' then do; lloq=5.1; unit='mg/kg';sexn=1; end; if sex='F' then do; lloq=3; unit='mg/kg'; sexn=2; end; run; %MACRO ODS; ods rtf file="c:\mean_plot.rtf" STYLE=Styles.Stat ; %MEND; %ODS; %MACRO c1(ALLTEST,LL); TITLE H=1 font= 'Courier New' c=black "mean figure of &ALLTEST"; footnote H=1 j=l font= 'Courier New' c=black 'Notes: dotted line = LLOQ &LL'; proc sgplot data=c1; where 11<=age<=15; vline age/response=WEIGHT group=sexn grouporder=ascending stat=mean limitstat=stderr name="a" markers; refline &LL/axis=y label="LLOQ=&ll" LABELLOC= INSIDE lineattrs= (pattern=2); xaxis type= linear GRID values=( 0 to 21 by 3); yaxis type=log GRID values=( 1 10 50 100 200) display=all logstyle=logexpand minor ; keylegend 'a'/noborder; run; %MEND; %c1(ALLTEST=test project,LL=20); ods rtf CLOSE;
Double quotes. Macro variables on resolve in double quotes, not single quotes.
Use single quotes if you have text that has an & or % sign in it . Otherwise, in double quotes, SAS will try to interpret that as a macro or macro variable.
@magicdj wrote:
in sgplot, how to add macro variable in footnote?
I add macro variables in title and footnote, the title shows but footnote doesn't. I don't know why. anyone can help?
thanks a lot. below is my code.
proc sort data=sashelp.class out=class; by sex; run; data c1; set class; if sex='M' then do; lloq=5.1; unit='mg/kg';sexn=1; end; if sex='F' then do; lloq=3; unit='mg/kg'; sexn=2; end; run; %MACRO ODS; ods rtf file="c:\mean_plot.rtf" STYLE=Styles.Stat ; %MEND; %ODS; %MACRO c1(ALLTEST,LL); TITLE H=1 font= 'Courier New' c=black "mean figure of &ALLTEST"; footnote H=1 j=l font= 'Courier New' c=black 'Notes: dotted line = LLOQ &LL'; proc sgplot data=c1; where 11<=age<=15; vline age/response=WEIGHT group=sexn grouporder=ascending stat=mean limitstat=stderr name="a" markers; refline &LL/axis=y label="LLOQ=&ll" LABELLOC= INSIDE lineattrs= (pattern=2); xaxis type= linear GRID values=( 0 to 21 by 3); yaxis type=log GRID values=( 1 10 50 100 200) display=all logstyle=logexpand minor ; keylegend 'a'/noborder; run; %MEND; %c1(ALLTEST=test project,LL=20); ods rtf CLOSE;
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