Hello!
Does anybody know how to change the axes values? I am plotting a series of scatterplots and when the numbers get too big sometimes they appear in scientific notation. How can I change that?
Unwanted Y-axis:
Desired Y-Axis
Hi,
Without any sample data/code, I created something...
DATA HAVE;
DO I = 5000000 TO 25000000 BY 5000000;
REVENUE = I;
PROFIT = I/20;
OUTPUT;
END;
DROP I;
RUN;
PROC FORMAT;
VALUE BIG 5000000 = "5,000,000"
10000000 = "10,000,000"
15000000 = "15,000,000"
20000000 = "20,000,000"
25000000 = "25,000,000"
;
QUIT;
GOPTIONS RESET = ALL;
AXIS1 LABEL = (F = ARIAL H = 2 A = 90 "REVENUE" )
ORDER = (5000000 TO 25000000 BY 5000000) V = (F = ARIAL H = 1.5);
PROC GPLOT DATA = HAVE;
PLOT REVENUE * PROFIT/VAXIS = AXIS1;
FORMAT REVENUE BIG.;
RUN;QUIT;
Bascially, I think you may need to use some format.
Good luck!
Anca.
Hi,
Without any sample data/code, I created something...
DATA HAVE;
DO I = 5000000 TO 25000000 BY 5000000;
REVENUE = I;
PROFIT = I/20;
OUTPUT;
END;
DROP I;
RUN;
PROC FORMAT;
VALUE BIG 5000000 = "5,000,000"
10000000 = "10,000,000"
15000000 = "15,000,000"
20000000 = "20,000,000"
25000000 = "25,000,000"
;
QUIT;
GOPTIONS RESET = ALL;
AXIS1 LABEL = (F = ARIAL H = 2 A = 90 "REVENUE" )
ORDER = (5000000 TO 25000000 BY 5000000) V = (F = ARIAL H = 1.5);
PROC GPLOT DATA = HAVE;
PLOT REVENUE * PROFIT/VAXIS = AXIS1;
FORMAT REVENUE BIG.;
RUN;QUIT;
Bascially, I think you may need to use some format.
Good luck!
Anca.
I'm guessing the the likely current format for your predicted variable is BEST8. You don't need a custom format COMMA12. should work for your displayed example.
If you aren't interested in the level of control an AXIS statement gives add statements similar to:
Format minsalary comma12.;
label minsalary = 'Predicted';
to the proc statements.
Formatting worked!
Thank you all very much!
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