It seems like my COLAXIS statement is being ignored:
proc sgpanel data=long noautolegend;
panelby group time/onepanel novarname sparse columns=2 rows=3 ;
vbar dose;
colaxis values=(0 to 120 by 30);
run;
I get an x-axis with a bunch of unreadable cluttered dose numbers.
I think that vbar implies a discrete X axis. Try FITPOLICY=THIN in your rowaxis statement.
PG
I have, it doesn't make them thin enough to be readable. I may just make a new ordinal variable and use that instead.
Edit: I'm going to use a DENSITY plot. I have a bunch of other panels with discrete axes and I wanted them to look uniform, but it's not right for this variable.
Thank you!
If dose is a continuous variable, taking all sorts of values, then perhaps histograms would be preferable to vbar graphs. - PG
or NEEDLE plots.
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