Hello,
I've been using "Proc gplot" a lot to create SAS graphs. I can decide the font, size and color of X or Y lables and values by using statement below.
"axis2 label=(h=1 ' ') order=('15Jan2010'd to '15Dec2015'd by month) major=(color=black height=1.5pt) minor=none value=(height=1.5 color=gray) offset=(1,1);"
But how to do the same things in "proc sgplot"?
I'm really appreciative of any helps!
Ethan
The axis statements for SGPLOT are inside of the procedure. For example, assuming your axis statement in your post would translate to something like the following for the X axis:
proc sgplot data=whatever;
xaxis display=(nolabel) values=('15Jan2010'd to '15Dec2015'd by month)
valueattrs=(color=gray size=12pt) offsetmin=0.1 offsetmax=0.1;
...more statements...
run;
In SGPLOT, there are up to four axis statements: XAXIS, YAXIS, X2AXIS, and Y2AXIS. Plots can be assigned to different axes.
On the axis statements: LABELATTRS=(color= family= size= weight= style=)
VALUEATTRS (for the tick values) has the same options.
Hope this helps!
Dan
The axis statements for SGPLOT are inside of the procedure. For example, assuming your axis statement in your post would translate to something like the following for the X axis:
proc sgplot data=whatever;
xaxis display=(nolabel) values=('15Jan2010'd to '15Dec2015'd by month)
valueattrs=(color=gray size=12pt) offsetmin=0.1 offsetmax=0.1;
...more statements...
run;
In SGPLOT, there are up to four axis statements: XAXIS, YAXIS, X2AXIS, and Y2AXIS. Plots can be assigned to different axes.
On the axis statements: LABELATTRS=(color= family= size= weight= style=)
VALUEATTRS (for the tick values) has the same options.
Hope this helps!
Dan
Thanks Dan.
But I still don't know how to change the font, size and color for label.
On the axis statements: LABELATTRS=(color= family= size= weight= style=)
VALUEATTRS (for the tick values) has the same options.
Which version of SAS are you using? Options have changed significantly with each release related to the statistical graphs (SGPlot SGPanel SGrender).
I have 9.3 1M2 and 9.4 1M3 loaded on two desktops.
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