sgplot legend with lines and markers

[Ram_SAS]

Hi,

Wondering is it possible to get the names just below the respective panel.  Thanks.

data dummy;
	set sashelp.class;
	do day=1 to 10;
		n=ranuni(50)+20  ;
		output;
	end;
run;

proc sgpanel data=dummy;  
	panelby sex /layout=columnlattice  uniscale=all  novarname colheaderpos=bottom ;
	series x=day y=n/group=name markers name="name"
		lineattrs=(thickness=1) markerattrs=(size=6) attrid=subjid;
	colaxis integer label="Day";
	rowaxis label="n";
	keylegend "name"/ title ="Name";
run;

[ballardw]

Do you mean a separate legend with different values for female and male? If the Legend is more important than two side-by-side graphs then  easiest would be Proc SGPLOT and by sex:

proc sort data= dummy;
by sex;
run;

proc sgplot data=dummy;  
   by sex;
	series x=day y=n/group=name markers name="name"
		lineattrs=(thickness=1) markerattrs=(size=6) attrid=subjid;
	keylegend "name"/ title ="Name";
run;

[Ram_SAS]

Yes. but that gives  two separate images.  I like to have both side by side on the same page.  Thanks. 

[Jay54]

No.  With SGPANEL, the legend can only be outside the cell grid.  If you want two legends, one in each cell, you would have to construct the 2-cell LATTICE yourself using GTL LAYOUT LATTICE.

Getting Started example:  https://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/2013/02/12/gtl-layouts/

[DanH_sas]

You could ODS LAYOUT to put the SGPLOT output side-by-side on the page.

[Ram_SAS]

Need to learn GTL more in detail.  Tried ODS layout earlier, but did not work well.  Could you please provide some sample code for ODS layout.  What about proc gslide and proc greplay?  Thanks in advance.

Ram 

[Reeza]

If your graph is going to be as busy as the one you posted I would recommend an alternative. Add labels at the end or beginning of each series. Possibly both and have some displayed on either side to help with readability. Otherwise practically trying to read that won't work.