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SASSLICK001
Obsidian | Level 7

I have a graph in which layout overlay is nested in Layout Lattice! I need split the label of y axis , how can achieve this

When I use labelfitpolicy=Split its being replaced with AUTO

From documentation I see the following

DefaultAUTO
InteractionsThis option has effect only when LABELPOSITION= is CENTER or DATACENTER.
When the overlay layout is nested in a lattice layout, SPLIT is ignored and AUTO is used instead.

How Can I achieve this now?

Please let me know your thoughts!!

Thanks

J

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Jay54
Meteorite | Level 14

Well, the doc clearly says you cannot use split Y axis when Overlay is nested in a Lattice.  If you attach your program and data and a figure of what you want, maybe we can find an alternative.  Which release of SAS are you using?

SASSLICK001
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi

I am using SAS 9.4 version , Please see yaxis label!!

proc template;

   define statgraph plot1;

      begingraph / designwidth=9.0in designheight=5.05in border=yes;

      entrytitle "&param" / textattrs=(size=9);

   layout lattice / columndatarange=union rowweights=(0.95); ;

   layout overlay /

      xaxisopts=(name="xaxis" discreteopts=(tickvaluefitpolicy=extract) offsetmax=0.05 tickvalueattrs=(size=9pt) type=linear display=(line ticks tickvalues)

      linearopts=(tickvaluefitpolicy=none tickvaluelist=(1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33)

                  ))

      yaxisopts=(label="This is a ver very very very very long long long text" tickvalueattrs=(size=9pt)

   linearopts=(tickvaluesequence=(start=&&ymin&i end=&&ymax&i increment=&&ytick&i) viewmin=&&ymin&i viewmax=&&ymax&i  minorticks=true)

                );

      seriesplot  x=eval(atptn-1*&offx) y=mean1/   lineattrs=graphdata1(pattern=solid thickness=1) name='1' legendlabel="Drug C";

      scatterplot x=eval(atptn-1*&offx) y=mean1/   YErrorUpper=High1 YErrorLower=Low1

                  markerattrs=graphdata1(symbol=trianglefilled size=10) errorbarattrs=graphdata1(pattern=solid)

                  name='a' legendlabel="Drug C";

      seriesplot  x=eval(atptn)         y=mean2 /   lineattrs=graphdata2(pattern=shortdash  thickness=1) name='2' legendlabel="Drug A";

      scatterplot x=eval(atptn)         y=mean2 /   YErrorUpper=High2 YErrorLower=Low2

                  markerattrs=graphdata2(symbol=circlefilled size=8.5) errorbarattrs=graphdata2(pattern=solid)

                  name='b' legendlabel="Drug A";

   seriesplot  x=eval(atptn+1*&offx) y=mean3 /   lineattrs=graphdata3(pattern=mediumdash  thickness=1) name='3' legendlabel="Drug B";

      scatterplot x=eval(atptn+1*&offx) y=mean3 /   YErrorUpper=High3 YErrorLower=Low3

                  markerattrs=graphdata3(symbol=asterisk size=8.5) errorbarattrs=graphdata3(pattern=solid)

                  name='c' legendlabel="Drug B";

      endlayout;

      sidebar / spacefill=false;

  discretelegend 'a' 'b' 'c' / title='Treatment Group: ' across=3;

      endsidebar;

      endlayout;

    endgraph;

   end;

run;

SASSLICK001
Obsidian | Level 7
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TESTCDTestDRUG A11Day 11151154.898979119.899110.101DRUG B15112.53.562241116.0622108.9378
TESTCDTestDRUG A12Day 1215115.55564.687783120.2433110.8678DRUG B15113.53.735411117.2354109.7646
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TESTCDTestDRUG A14Day 1415110.66674.705198115.3719105.9615DRUG B15110.64292.873921113.5168107.7689
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Jay54
Meteorite | Level 14

Your GTL code has macro variables and some variables not included.  I changed some of those values and got a graph showing the entire Y axis label.  Reducing the height of the graph did produce the log message.  You can set LabelSplitPolicy to SPLITALWAYS and set LABELSPLITCHAR="," to split it where you want.



               yaxisopts=(label="This is a ver very very very very, long long long text" tickvalueattrs=(size=9pt)

                                   labelfitpolicy=splitalways labelsplitchar=','


Also, I think this graph can be made using SGPLOT as shown below without the macro variables where due to the absence of the LATTICE, the Y axis gets split as expected.  For some reason, I cannot attach the image.


proc sgplot data=values;

  series x=seq y=mean1/  lineattrs=graphdata1(pattern=solid thickness=1) name='1' legendlabel="Drug C";

  scatter x=seq y=mean1/  YErrorUpper=High1 YErrorLower=Low1

                  markerattrs=graphdata1(symbol=trianglefilled size=10) errorbarattrs=graphdata1(pattern=solid)

                  name='a' legendlabel="Drug C";

    series x=seq        y=mean2 /  lineattrs=graphdata2(pattern=shortdash  thickness=1) name='2' legendlabel="Drug A";

    scatter x=seq        y=mean2 /  YErrorUpper=High2 YErrorLower=Low2

                  markerattrs=graphdata2(symbol=circlefilled size=8.5) errorbarattrs=graphdata2(pattern=solid)

                  name='b' legendlabel="Drug A";

  xaxis integer values=(1 to 15 by 1);

  yaxis label="This is a very very very very very long long long text";

  keylegend 'a' 'b';

run;



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