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Karem
Calcite | Level 5

Hi Guys,

 

Can SAS create multiple X group (3 or more) in a plot ? See image below.

 

multiX.PNG

 

This grouping can be done in JMP's Graph Builder, i hope i can code the same in SAS (9.4m3 - windows7)

 

And i hope to futher improve the plot by adding Line on Right Axis (if possible).

 

 

 

thanks in advance!

 

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Damo
SAS Employee

Hi Karem,

 

Are you familiar with annotate?

It seems to be the way to go according to those 2 samples:

  Sample 45124: Display multiple groups on the midpoint axis with PROC GCHART

  Sample 43865: Connect midpoints across groups with PROC GCHART

 

Cheers,

Damo

Karem
Calcite | Level 5

Hi Damo,

 

Thank you for the reference. I haven't use the annotate.

 

When i posted my question i have seen the sample 45124. That sample has 2 groups in X-axis.

 

And i can't find a solution to make it 3 groups or more. Could you help me on this portion?

 

2x group.PNG

 

I tried to familiarize myself on annotate, but i only found that the annotate facility, replace the 1st X-group and hide the orig 1st X-group (generated by vbar).

 

however, i don't have an idea on how to make 2 x-group from annotate and 1x group from VBAR (group function).

 

Using same data set from sample 45124, this x axis i would like to script. Is this possible in SAS ?

 

(from JMP)

3 xgroup.jpg

 

best regards,

 

Karem

 

 

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