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DME790
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi All,

 

I am trying to work out how to change the name in a SGPLOT legend. I'm using 1,2 and 3 to order the grouping in the bar chart

1 = ATT

2= AHold 

3= AWT

 

How do I now give the legend 'meaningful' names.

 

I'm using SAS 9.4

 

My code looks similar to this

 

 

 

Data test;
	Input date $ count average type;
	Datalines;

43252 2124 515 1  
43252 2124 162 2  
43252 2124 166 3  
43255 2984 491 1
43255 2984 156 2
43255 2984 171 3
43256 2713 518 1
43256 2713 153 2
43256 2713 161 3
43257 2540 509 1
43257 2540 156 2
43257 2540 157 3
;
RUN;

Proc SGPLOT data=test;
	HBAR date / Response=average Group=type datalabel seglabel;
	xaxis display=(noline noticks) grid values=(0 to 1200 by 150) offsetmin=0;
RUN;

and my output looks like this

 

Capture10.JPG

 

 

any help appreciated

 

Cheers

 

Dean

 

 

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Try using a format and option grouporder as an extra precaution:

 

proc sort data=test; by date type; run;

proc format;
value typeFmt
1 = "ATT"
2 = "AHold" 
3 = "AWT"
;

Proc SGPLOT data=test;
format type typeFmt.;
	HBAR date / Response=average Group=type grouporder=data datalabel seglabel;
	xaxis display=(noline noticks) grid values=(0 to 1200 by 150) offsetmin=0;
RUN;
PG

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Try using a format and option grouporder as an extra precaution:

 

proc sort data=test; by date type; run;

proc format;
value typeFmt
1 = "ATT"
2 = "AHold" 
3 = "AWT"
;

Proc SGPLOT data=test;
format type typeFmt.;
	HBAR date / Response=average Group=type grouporder=data datalabel seglabel;
	xaxis display=(noline noticks) grid values=(0 to 1200 by 150) offsetmin=0;
RUN;
PG
DME790
Pyrite | Level 9

Thanks @PGStats

 

Works now.

 

Cheers

Dean 

 

marta25
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi,

I have the same problem, but in my case the "group" is not numeric type,  but character.

For example my group variable "age" is "young" and "old" and I want to have on the legend: "young age" "old age".

How can I do?

 

Thanks!

PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Use a user defined character format:

proc format;
value $ageFmt
"old" = "old age"
"young" = "young age" 
;

Proc SGPLOT data=test;
format age $ageFmt.;
	HBAR date / Response=average Group=age grouporder=data datalabel seglabel;
	xaxis display=(noline noticks) grid values=(0 to 1200 by 150) offsetmin=0;
RUN;

(untested)

PG

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