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Peter_Y
Calcite | Level 5

Hello all:

  I am wondering if you can ask SAS to size the slices in a pie chart according to the percentage but also display the mean sumvar statistics. For example, I can do

proc gchart data=survey;

   pie role / sumvar=score

   percent=inside

   value=arrow

   descending

   slice=arrow   

   coutline=black

   noheading;

run;

quit;

In this case, the slices are proportional to the % of role and sum of scores are displayed. What I really want is to display is the mean of scores. However when I add

type=mean

The size of slices become proportional to mean(score) instead of percentage now. How can I fix this?

Thanks,

Peter

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MohammadFayaz
Calcite | Level 5

If you specify TYPE=MEAN and use the SUBGROUP= option, the height of the block represents the mean for the entire midpoint. The subgroup segments are proportional to the subgroup's contribution to the sum for the block.

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GraphGuy
Meteorite | Level 14

Do you have any example data you can post up?

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