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fastb
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi,

 

I have data for a set of analytes and I want to create a scatter plot for each analyte.

I would like to have four plots (one plot from each of four analytes) per page in a pdf file.

 

When I use the code below it creates the plots that I want and it puts them in the right position on the page; however, it puts four plots of analyte 1 on page 1, four plots of analyte 2 on page 2, etc., etc.

 

After it puts the plot for the first analyte in position on the first page, how do I make it move to the plot for the next analyte for the next position on the first page?

 

Thanks,

fastb

 

%MACRO SGPLOT; %DO i=1 %TO &total;

ODS NORESULTS; ODS PDF STARTPAGE=NOW NOTOC STYLE=lit_range;

ODS GRAPHICS ON / ANTIALIASMAX=1400;

ODS LISTING STYLE=lit_range GPATH =

'C:\Corn.Literature.Ranges\QC Plots' IMAGE_DPI=300;

ODS PDF FILE="C:\Corn.Literature.Ranges\QC Plots\QC Plots.pdf"

BOOKMARKGEN = NO;

title;/*TITLE "&&CROP_TYPE&i& &&TISSUE_TYPE&i &&ANALYTE&i";*/

OPTIONS NODATE NONUMBER ORIENTATION=Portrait;

ODS LAYOUT START HEIGHT=11in WIDTH=8.5in;

ODS REGION COLUMN_SPAN=2 x=0.5in y=0.5in WIDTH=3.3in HEIGHT=3.3in;

PROC SGPLOT DATA=prepped_plots /*NOAUTOLEGEND NOCYCLEATTRS*/;

WHERE Matrix="&&Matrix&i" AND Category="&&Category&i" AND

ANALYTE="&&ANALYTE&i";

*BAND X=x UPPER=Upper_99pct_Tol_Int LOWER=Lower_99pct_Tol_Int / x2axis FILL

FILLATTRS=(COLOR=GRAYCC);

YAXIS label="&&unit&i&" /*min =0*/ OFFSETMIN = 0.08 OFFSETMAX = 0.08;

XAXIS DISPLAY=(noticks novalues nolabel) OFFSETMIN=0.05 OFFSETMAX=0.05;

TITLE1 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&matrix&i";

TITLE2 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&category&i";

TITLE3 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&analyte&i";

SCATTER x=result_name y=result / NOMISSINGGROUP MARKERATTRS=(SIZE=10px) GROUP = reference;

KEYLEGEND / location = outside position = right; RUN;

ODS REGION COLUMN_SPAN=2 x=4.25in y=0.5in WIDTH=3.3in HEIGHT=3.3in;

PROC SGPLOT DATA=prepped_plots /*NOAUTOLEGEND NOCYCLEATTRS*/;

WHERE Matrix="&&Matrix&i" AND Category="&&Category&i" AND

ANALYTE="&&ANALYTE&i";

*BAND X=x UPPER=Upper_99pct_Tol_Int LOWER=Lower_99pct_Tol_Int / x2axis FILL

FILLATTRS=(COLOR=GRAYCC);

YAXIS label="&&unit&i&" /*min =0*/ OFFSETMIN = 0.08 OFFSETMAX = 0.08;

XAXIS DISPLAY=(noticks novalues nolabel) OFFSETMIN=0.05 OFFSETMAX=0.05;

TITLE1 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&matrix&i";

TITLE2 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&category&i";

TITLE3 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&analyte&i";

SCATTER x=result_name y=result / NOMISSINGGROUP MARKERATTRS=(SIZE=10px) GROUP = reference;

KEYLEGEND / location = outside position = right; RUN;

ODS REGION COLUMN_SPAN=2 x=0.5in y=3.8in WIDTH=3.3in HEIGHT=3.3in;

PROC SGPLOT DATA=prepped_plots /*NOAUTOLEGEND NOCYCLEATTRS*/;

WHERE Matrix="&&Matrix&i" AND Category="&&Category&i" AND

ANALYTE="&&ANALYTE&i";

*BAND X=x UPPER=Upper_99pct_Tol_Int LOWER=Lower_99pct_Tol_Int / x2axis FILL

FILLATTRS=(COLOR=GRAYCC);

YAXIS label="&&unit&i&" /*min =0*/ OFFSETMIN = 0.08 OFFSETMAX = 0.08;

XAXIS DISPLAY=(noticks novalues nolabel) OFFSETMIN=0.05 OFFSETMAX=0.05;

TITLE1 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&matrix&i";

TITLE2 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&category&i";

TITLE3 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&analyte&i";

SCATTER x=result_name y=result / NOMISSINGGROUP MARKERATTRS=(SIZE=10px) GROUP = reference;

KEYLEGEND / location = outside position = right; RUN;

ODS REGION COLUMN_SPAN=2 x=4.25in y=3.8in WIDTH=3.3in HEIGHT=3.3in;

PROC SGPLOT DATA=prepped_plots /*NOAUTOLEGEND NOCYCLEATTRS*/;

WHERE Matrix="&&Matrix&i" AND Category="&&Category&i" AND

ANALYTE="&&ANALYTE&i";

*BAND X=x UPPER=Upper_99pct_Tol_Int LOWER=Lower_99pct_Tol_Int / x2axis FILL

FILLATTRS=(COLOR=GRAYCC);

YAXIS label="&&unit&i&" /*min =0*/ OFFSETMIN = 0.08 OFFSETMAX = 0.08;

XAXIS DISPLAY=(noticks novalues nolabel) OFFSETMIN=0.05 OFFSETMAX=0.05;

TITLE1 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&matrix&i";

TITLE2 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&category&i";

TITLE3 HEIGHT = 10pt "&&analyte&i";

SCATTER x=result_name y=result / NOMISSINGGROUP MARKERATTRS=(SIZE=10px) GROUP = reference;

KEYLEGEND / location = outside position = right; RUN;

ODS LAYOUT END; %END; %MEND SGPLOT; %SGPLOT;

ODS PDF CLOSE;

 

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ballardw
Super User

You have the exact same where clause:

WHERE Matrix="&&Matrix&i" AND Category="&&Category&i" AND

ANALYTE="&&ANALYTE&i";

 

for each plot. So you tend to get the same result.

If you are always doing this group of four then you maybe should be using &matrix1, &matrix2 &matrix3 and &matrix4 and the same for category and analyte.

 

Another approach may be to use SGPANEL and create one panel of graphs in a 2 rows by 2 columns layout with an appropriate panelby variable added to the data.

RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

Hi,

 

Sorry, I can't even look at that code.

If you can provide some test data (form of a datastep), then could provide some code, but at a guess:

data _null_;
  set <your_data>;
  if _n_=1 then i=1;
  if i=1 then call execute('<put overall information per page here>');
  call execute('<put region information here>');
  call execute('<put splgot here>');
  i=ifn(i=4,1,i+1);
run;

This would use your dataset containing the pararmeters, which is a loop, and generate the code needed out - i is the incrementor for each of the four regions and region can be derived from that.  Would make your life easier.  Note the consistent casing, indetation, use of code editor ({i} above post window) etc.

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