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mantubiradar19
Quartz | Level 8

I have a phenotype data (contineous) from a group of patinets who treated a with a drug A. I would like to see what is the percentage inceremnet or decreamnet in the values of phenotype in those patinets. How can I do this? 

 

I would like to plot the percentage changes in these variables! 

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Reeza
Super User

Post sample data and expected output. A sample of the graph your after is helpful, that article is behind a paywall. 

 

A data step and proc SGPLOT are possibly all you require. 

mantubiradar19
Quartz | Level 8

Here is the table of values and the plot which I want to make! 


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Reeza
Super User

Please post sample data in a useable format. 

Ie I'm not typing out your data from a picture. Someone else may ...

mantubiradar19
Quartz | Level 8

Hi Thanks again! I have two columns here - one is the initial measurements and another is final measurement or after the treatment! Thats A_first and A_Last 

Ksharp
Super User
Give you an example:





data have;
input cat $ group $ res low high star;
cards;
F 1 12 10 14 16
F 2 14 12 15 .
M 1 20 18 22 23
M 2 18 17 20 .
;
run;
proc sgplot data=have;
vbarparm category=cat response=res
 /group=group groupdisplay=cluster limitlower=low limitupper=high;
scatter x=cat y=star/discreteoffset=-0.22 markerattrs=(symbol=starfilled);
run;


proc sgplot data=have;
vbarparm category=cat response=res
 /group=group groupdisplay=cluster limitlower=low limitupper=high datalabel;
scatter x=cat y=star/datalabel discreteoffset=-0.22 markerattrs=(symbol=starfilled);
run;


mantubiradar19
Quartz | Level 8
Thank you very much and let try this!

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