Hi,
datalabel=... can be used to specified a variable which will use to display the information.
But there is nothing similar with seglabel. We can not specifiy seglabel=ageb.
Is there a workaround to display other values that the statistics associated with the group in a bar?
proc format;
    value yr 12='12 Years Old'
             13='13 Years Old'
             14='14 Years Old'
             15='15 Years Old'
             16='16 Years Old';
run;
data class;
    set sashelp.class;
    ageb=put(age,yr.);
run;
ods graphics / width=15cm height=10cm noborder;
proc sgplot data=class noborder noautolegend;
    vbar sex / group=age 
               seglabel;
run;
/* 
*this will not work as seglabel cannot be followed by an equal sign;
proc sgplot data=class noborder noautolegend;
    vbar sex / group=age 
               seglabel=ageb;
run;
 
proc sgplot data=class noborder noautolegend;
    vbar sex / group=age 
               seglabel=age
               seglabelformat=yr.;
run;
*/
ods graphics off;
					
				
			
			
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
		Hi,
Here is the solution I finally got with sganno=:
data anno;
    function = 'text';
    textcolor= 'white';
    x1space  = 'datavalue';
    y1space  = 'datavalue';
    justify  = 'center';
    width    = 30;
    
    xc1='F';
    label='11 years old'; y1=.5; output;
    label='12 years old'; y1=2;  output;
    label='13 years old'; y1=4;  output;
    label='14 years old'; y1=6;  output;
    label='15 years old'; y1=8;  output;
    
    xc1='M';
    label='11 years old'; y1=.5;  output;
    label='12 years old'; y1=2.5; output;
    label='13 years old'; y1=4.5; output;
    label='14 years old'; y1=6;   output;
    label='15 years old'; y1=8;   output;
    label='16 years old'; y1=9.5; output;
run;
ods graphics / width=15cm height=10cm noborder;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class noborder noautolegend sganno=anno;
    vbar sex / group=age;
run;
ods graphics;
You can use a TEXT statement to overlay the values. You may want to add some offset or adjustment to have them positioned exactly where you want.
@xxformat_com wrote:
Hi,
datalabel=... can be used to specified a variable which will use to display the information.
But there is nothing similar with seglabel. We can not specifiy seglabel=ageb.
Is there a workaround to display other values that the statistics associated with the group in a bar?
proc format; value yr 12='12 Years Old' 13='13 Years Old' 14='14 Years Old' 15='15 Years Old' 16='16 Years Old'; run; data class; set sashelp.class; ageb=put(age,yr.); run; ods graphics / width=15cm height=10cm noborder; proc sgplot data=class noborder noautolegend; vbar sex / group=age seglabel; run; /* *this will not work as seglabel cannot be followed by an equal sign; proc sgplot data=class noborder noautolegend; vbar sex / group=age seglabel=ageb; run; proc sgplot data=class noborder noautolegend; vbar sex / group=age seglabel=age seglabelformat=yr.; run; */ ods graphics off;
 
Hi,
Here is the solution I finally got with sganno=:
data anno;
    function = 'text';
    textcolor= 'white';
    x1space  = 'datavalue';
    y1space  = 'datavalue';
    justify  = 'center';
    width    = 30;
    
    xc1='F';
    label='11 years old'; y1=.5; output;
    label='12 years old'; y1=2;  output;
    label='13 years old'; y1=4;  output;
    label='14 years old'; y1=6;  output;
    label='15 years old'; y1=8;  output;
    
    xc1='M';
    label='11 years old'; y1=.5;  output;
    label='12 years old'; y1=2.5; output;
    label='13 years old'; y1=4.5; output;
    label='14 years old'; y1=6;   output;
    label='15 years old'; y1=8;   output;
    label='16 years old'; y1=9.5; output;
run;
ods graphics / width=15cm height=10cm noborder;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class noborder noautolegend sganno=anno;
    vbar sex / group=age;
run;
ods graphics;
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