I am having problems with my code. I have formatted my data yet when I run my sgplot the correct formats do not show. Is there anyway I can get the yaxis labels on the graph to be formatted correctly?
ODS OUTPUT "ODDS RATIOS"=ORCI;
PROC LOGISTIC DATA= HS DESCENDING;
class heat_stroke (ref='0') LOS (ref='1') AGE_GROUP (ref='2') SEX (ref='1')
installation (ref='1') RACE_CODE (ref='1') branch (ref='1') pay_grade
(ref='1')/ param=ref;
MODEL heat_stroke= SEX AGE_GROUP pay_grade RACE_CODE branch installation LOS;
RUN;
DATA ORCI;
SET ORCI;
EFFECT=UPCASE(EFFECT);
RUN;
TITLE "SGPLOT:FOREST PLOT";
PROC SGPLOT DATA=ORCI;
SCATTER X=ODDSRATIOEST Y=EFFECT / XERRORLOWER=LOWERCL
XERRORUPPER=UPPERCL
MARKERATTRS=OR
(SYMBOL=DIAMONDFILLED SIZE=8);
REFLINE 1 / AXIS=X;
XAXIS LABEL='OR AND 95% CI' MIN=0;
YAXIS LABEL='COVARIATES';
RUN;
From what I can see, the yaxis variable EFFECT is not formatted. How would you like to have the values displayed?
sex
1='Male'
2= 'Female;
pay_grade
1= 'E1-E4'
2 ='E5-E9'
3 ='O1-O4'
4= 'O5-O9'
5= 'W1-W4'
6= 'Cadet'
Also, is there any reason you want to create this graph with PROC SGPLOT?
You can do it directly in PROC LOGISTICS as in the documentation example below
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