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valli
Calcite | Level 5
Hi,
 

I am trying to produce a plot

 

below is example data

histo treatment subjid tspd   pct_chg

1       G-CHP     1001  100    -98

 

Ii need to generate a plot by histo and all treatments in oneplot

Code:

 proc gplot data = &ds.;
plot pct_chg * tspd = subjid/ des = "Non-DLBCL" vaxis=axis1 haxis=axis2 noframe nolegend ;

 

 

Ques:

 

in tspd i have values from 0 to 1000 and I have 7 treatment arms.

when I am ploting for some treatments if tspd > 400 they are not showing in the graph but they are in the dataset.

 

So can you please guide.Greatly appreciated help..

 

Regards

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ballardw
Super User

Show the definition of AXIS2. When you use haxis=axis2 then the defintion if you include and ORDER or something controlling tickmarks and displayed values may truncate the displayed values. For instance if AXIS2 includes something like Order=(0 to 400 by 50) it would not display any values greater than 400 on that axis.

valli
Calcite | Level 5

axis1 label = (a=90 f=arial h=2.2 "% Change of Tumor from Baseline")

value = (h=1.5)

style = 1

width = 5

color = black

offset = (1 cm, 1 cm)

order = (-100 to 25 by 25)

major = (h=0.5 w=6);

 

axis2 label = (f=arial h= 2.2 "TIME (days)")

value = (h=1.5)

style = 1

width = 5

color = black

offset = (1 cm, 1 cm)

order = (0 to 1000 by 200)

major = (h=0.5 w=6)

minor=none

;

proc sql noprint;

create table all1 as

select histo,trtg,atrt, count(unique(subjid)) as ntrt from all

group by histo,trtg,atrt;

 

select ntrt into:ntrt11 from all1

where atrt = 3001 and histo=1;

select ntrt into:ntrt12 from all1

where atrt = 3002 and histo=1;

 

select ntrt into:ntrt13 from all1

where atrt = 3003 and histo=1;

select ntrt into:ntrt14 from all1

where atrt = 3004 and histo=1;

select ntrt into:ntrt15 from all1

where atrt = 3005 and histo=1;

 

select ntrt into:ntrt16 from all1

where atrt = 3006 and histo=1;

select ntrt into:ntrt17 from all1

where atrt = 3007 and histo=1;

select ntrt into:ntrt53 from all1

where atrt = 3003 and histo=5;

select ntrt into:ntrt54 from all1

where atrt = 3004 and histo=5;

 

select ntrt into:ntrt55 from all1

where atrt = 3005 and histo=5;

select ntrt into:ntrt57 from all1

where atrt = 3007 and histo=5;

quit;

 

 

proc sort data = &ds. ;

by atrt subjid tspd;

run;

%if &hist = 1 %then %do;

%macro B11;

%do J = 1 %to 9;

symbol&J i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=green;

%end;

%mend B11;

%macro B12;

%do J = 10 %to 47;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=RED;

%end;

%mend B12;

%macro B13;

%do j = 48 %to 51;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=BLUE;

%end;

%mend B13;

%macro B14;

%do J = 52 %to 55;

symbol&J i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=BLACK;

%end;

%mend B14;

%macro B15;

%do J = 56 %to 57;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=ORANGE;

%end;

%mend B15;

%macro B16;

%do j = 58 %to 60;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=BROWN;

%end;

%mend B16;

%macro B17;

%do j = 61 %to 65;

symbol&j i=join v=square w=4 l=1 h=4 color=purple;

%end;

%mend B17;

%B11;

%B12;

%B13;

%B14;

%B15;

%B16;

%B17;

%end;

%if &hist = 5 %then %do;

%macro B53;

%do j = 1 %to 2;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=BLUE;

%end;

%mend B53;

 

%macro B54;

%do j = 3 %to 4;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=BLACK;

%end;

%mend B54;

%macro B55;

%do j = 5 %to 5;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=ORANGE;

%end;

%mend B55;

%macro B57;

%do j = 6 %to 6;

symbol&j i=join v=circle w=2 l=1 h=1 color=purple;

%end;

%mend B57;

%B53;

%B54;

%B55;;

%B57;;

%end;

%if &hist = 1 %then %do;

proc gplot data = &ds.;

plot pct_chg * tspd = subjid/ des = "DLBCL" vaxis=axis1 haxis=axis2 noframe nolegend ;

%end;

%else %if &hist = 5 %then %do;

proc gplot data = &ds.;

plot pct_chg * tspd = subjid/ des = "Non-DLBCL" vaxis=axis1 haxis=axis2 noframe nolegend ;

 %end;

run;

quit;

%mend plot;

%plot(hist=1,d=1,ds=all_dl);

%plot(hist=5,d=1,ds=all_fl);

%plot(hist=1,d=2,ds=all_dl);

ods pdf close;

ods listing;

 

 

Attached my code..Appreciate your help


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