Hello.
I am afraid your post is a bit unclear. If you want to graph some data in a different way, then you need to have multiple graphs for each block and overlay them. So your "only some columns" would be one graph, then the other columns would be another graph. You have't presented any usable data (see: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/How-to-create-a-data-step-version-of-your-dat...), or your code, so can't say directly.
You will find many examples at:
I'm sorry if I have not been clear.
The graph that I presented in the example is only one with some columns stacked and others not.
This is resolved in Excel where I can choose which columns to stack.
You tell me then that in a single graphic it would not be possible?
Thank you very much for the reply
Yes, you can plot and overplot many graphs to the same graph output. Here is one post on that site showing a line plot over a bar chart:
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