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Whitlea
Obsidian | Level 7

SAS v 9.3

I am trying to generate a simple sgplot with percentages.  I want to be able to add multiple variables on the vbar statement but that is not an option. I have I am also having trouble creating a data set from my proc freq that includes ALL of my variables. 

data work.ins15;

set ins.ins15;

run;

 

proc freq data=work.ins15;

tables cig ecig chew / plots=FreqPlot(scale=Percent) out=Freq1Out; /* save Percent variable */

weight _cpwt;

where cig=1 and ecig=1 and chew=1;

run;

data Freq1Out;

set Freq1Out ;

Percent = Percent / 100; /* adjust range to [0, 1] */

format Percent PERCENT5.;

run;

title "";

proc sgplot data=Freq1Out noborder;

vbar cig / response=Percent datalabel

fillattrs=(color=blue); /* axis shows percentages instead of counts */

xaxis display=(nolabel);

yaxis display=(nolabel) ;

run;

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pink_poodle
Barite | Level 11

For outputting multiple variables in frequency tables, please use multiple table statements. Similarly, to add multiple variables on a vertical bar graph, please try using multiple vbar statements. Please see also this post:

https://communities.sas.com/t5/Graphics-Programming/sgplot-with-Multiple-variables-on-vbar/td-p/3887...

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