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BigD
Calcite | Level 5

I am running a sgpanel graph procedure like this:

 

 

proc sgpanel data=m_test_1;
panelby  Storesl/columns=1 UNISCALE= column onepanel;
series y= avg x=N_date1 ;
colaxis integer interval =day TICKVALUEFORMAT=WEEKDAY3. ;
rowaxis integer ;

run;

 

 

The n_date1 variable is a date-time that has values of the for each weekday at each hour. The graph will only plot the date (see below) but I would like the weekday (Sun, Mon, etc.)  only to be displayed.  I've played with the tickvalueformat but it doesn't help, nor has a simple format statement.  Same problems with a regular sgplot.  Any ideas?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

sample graph.png

 

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

This works:

 

data timedata;
set sashelp.timedata;
/* Fake stocks */
do stock = "A", "B"; output; end;
run;

ods graphics / width=600 height=600;
proc sgpanel data=timedata;
where datepart(datetime) between "01jan2000"d and "14jan2000"d;
panelby stock / columns=1 onepanel;
series x=datetime y=volume;
colaxis type=time interval=day tickvalueformat=dtwkdatx3.;
run;

SGPanel4.png

PG

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ballardw
Super User

WEEKDAY format takes a DATE value for display. You say that "n_date1 variable is a date-time". So you are using an incorrect format.

 

Likely the approach to get what you might want is to build a custom format using proc format .

 

proc format library=work;
picture dtwkdayname
low - high ='%F' (datatype=datetime)
;
run;

data example;
   x='01JAN2019:12:20:00'dt;
   put x dtwkdayname3.;
run;

Use the length 3 to show a 3-letter day of the week.

 

BigD
Calcite | Level 5

The picture format works as it should for proc print, but not in the sgplot procedures. Results are:

Untitled picture1.png

 

getting the literal '%f'.  Am I doing something wrong?

ballardw
Super User

@BigD wrote:

The picture format works as it should for proc print, but not in the sgplot procedures. Results are:

Untitled picture1.png

 

getting the literal '%f'.  Am I doing something wrong?


Show your Proc Format and Sgplot code.

BigD
Calcite | Level 5

proc format library=work;
picture dtwkdayname
low - high ='%f' (datatype=datetime)
;
run;
ods graphics /reset height = 18in width = 11in;
ods html;
proc sgpanel  data=m_test_1;
panelby store /columns=1 UNISCALE=  column onepanel;
series y= avg   x=N_date1 ;
colaxis integer  TICKVALUEFORMAT=dtwkdayname3. ;
/*rowaxis integer ;*/
run;
ods html close;

I've also run it without the colaxis and use a format n_date_1  dtwkdayname3. with the same results: '%f' as the labelUntitled picture2.png

ballardw
Super User

The problem with the custom format is that the SG procedures currently do no support the custom user date, time or datetime formats.

So that approach won't work.

 

This is one way to make date value with time bits turned into fractions of a day and may work.

Note that a wide range of dates may be misleading.

data junk;
   dt = '02JAN2019:12:30:00'dt;
   do i= 1 to 10;
      time= timepart(intnx('dtday',dt,i,'S'))/(24*60*60);
      plotdate= datepart(intnx('dtday',dt,i,'S')) + time;
      output;
   end;
run;
proc sgplot  data=junk;
series y= i   x=plotdate;
xaxis valuesformat=downame3.;
run;

The Format for the X variable won't work but the values format on the xaxis works for this example. Without your data no promises.

PGStats
Opal | Level 21

This works:

 

data timedata;
set sashelp.timedata;
/* Fake stocks */
do stock = "A", "B"; output; end;
run;

ods graphics / width=600 height=600;
proc sgpanel data=timedata;
where datepart(datetime) between "01jan2000"d and "14jan2000"d;
panelby stock / columns=1 onepanel;
series x=datetime y=volume;
colaxis type=time interval=day tickvalueformat=dtwkdatx3.;
run;

SGPanel4.png

PG
BigD
Calcite | Level 5

A very subtle difference: I had colaxis type = integer instead of colaxis type = time.  Works fine now.

 

I had originally tried the integer option a while ago to "force" non -decimal dates.

 

Thanks so much.

 

Bruce

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