Hi all,
Could you please help to correct the code:
proc sgplot data=F1 noautolegend;
styleattrs datacontrastcolors=(black)
datasymbols=(trianglefilled circlefilled squarefilled diamondfilled triangle circle square diamond)
datalinepatterns=(solid);
scatter x=PCTPT y=mean
grouporder=data
yerrorlower=lower
yerrorupper=upper
name = "Scatter" ;
series x=PCTPT y=mean / name = "Series";
xaxis type = discrete;
yaxis type = log;
run;
Both above suggestions will work. If you just need different attributes per group, and not specific attribute per group "value" (as in IBM should always be blue), an easier way is to use the SGPLOT STYLEATTRS statement. No need to create a new style or a Discrete Attributes data set. Please see blog article on this topic.
If you are asking how to make SGPLOT use your new style, then put it on a destination statement. Example:
ods html style=newblue;
Another approach could be the option DATTRMAP which allows you to specify group symbol appearance options based on the values of your group variable without changing any style.
DATTRMAP is a data set that would be referenced on the Proc statement and then an attrid option is added to the specific plots to indicate which attribute map value to use with that specific plot.
Your data set would have one line for each value of the group variable, a name to reference and values for the graph items you want to use.
Both above suggestions will work. If you just need different attributes per group, and not specific attribute per group "value" (as in IBM should always be blue), an easier way is to use the SGPLOT STYLEATTRS statement. No need to create a new style or a Discrete Attributes data set. Please see blog article on this topic.
Thank you! It has sorted everything out in one minute.
Final code (if someone is interested):
proc sgplot data=F1 noautolegend;
styleattrs datacontrastcolors=(black)
datasymbols=(trianglefilled circlefilled squarefilled diamondfilled triangle circle square diamond)
datalinepatterns=(solid);
scatter x=PCTPT y=mean / group=TRT01A
grouporder=data
yerrorlower=lower
yerrorupper=upper
name = "Scatter" ;
series x=PCTPT y=mean / markers group=TRT01A name = "Series";
xaxis type = discrete;
yaxis type = log;
keylegend "Series" / location=outside position=topright across=1 noborder;
format PCTPT $PCTPTF.;
run;
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