Hello,
When using hbarparm with SGPANEL, is there a way to ensure that each barwidth is exactly the same, similarly to what the output in SGPLOT looks like? In SGPANEL, I've adjusted the barwidth and also used the proportional option, and sometimes the barwidths look the same, however sometimes they are not. Please see the example below. You can see that the panel with only 1 record in it, has a slightly smaller width then the other panels. Also if I do not use the proportional statement then the panel with only 1 record has a much larger width then the other panels.
Many thanks in advance for your help!
Kriss
I woud imagine that you would need to specify the width of each output using one of the options, I don't know of the top of my head (haven't used sgpanel in ages). You can however find many examples:
http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/
Just a search for hbparm results in many posts on the subject.
I believe you have run into the special case for computation of bar widths when there is only one bar in the graph or cell. I cannot think of any workaround for this at this time.
That's fine Sanjay, if I make the barwidths smaller then they do eventually become the same size. At the moment the Statistician is happy with the graph. Maybe in the future, there can be an option to have all the bars the same width.
Thank you.
Its a defect. In future, it will be fixed.
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