proc format library=work; value $Serving 'RN' = 'Nadal' 'RF' = 'Federer' 'ND' = 'Djokovic' 'JI' = 'Isner' ; run ; *Lets combine the four datasets ; data goats_isner ; set isner_serve rafa_serve fed_serve djoker_serve ; format Serving $Serving. ; run ; *Compare the four rallylen in one chart-fix format! ; proc sgpanel data=goats_isner ; panelby year ; histogram rallylen / group=serving dataskin=matte transparency=0.5 ; label rallylen = "Rally Length" ; keylegend / valueattrs = (Size=8) ; title "Rally Length on Serve" ; run ;
My code is above with some output of the data below along with the generated plot. I got marked for spam but I am genuinely stuck on this. The output is cutting short on the legend labels to 4 characters but it reads in fine using the format I created so I am not sure why that is happening. I get "fede" instead of the entire "Federer" as I coded in the plot but my dataset reads it correctly So I am not sure why this is the case.
Am a newbie here so I apologize for any lack of clarity in my post
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/*moved the format $seving on serving variable from data step to proc sgpanel*/
proc format library=work; value $Serving 'RN' = 'Nadal' 'RF' = 'Federer' 'ND' = 'Djokovic' 'JI' = 'Isner' ; run ; *Lets combine the four datasets ; data goats_isner ; set isner_serve rafa_serve fed_serve djoker_serve ; run ; *Compare the four rallylen in one chart-fix format! ; proc sgpanel data=goats_isner ; panelby year ; histogram rallylen / group=serving dataskin=matte transparency=0.5 ; label rallylen = "Rally Length" ; keylegend / valueattrs = (Size=8) ;
format serving $serving.; title "Rally Length on Serve" ; run ;
Thanks Jag, I tried that earlier and just now and it still yields the same result unfortunately so it doesnt work
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Plot
Part of dataset GOATS_ISNER
Hope this helps, sorry about that they are working for me
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