Hello,
I need the graphical outputs (in this case, meanplot and controlplot)
built by the glimmix procedure inside the by statement to have as file name
the combination of the response variable and the values of each level (#byval).
For example, varY_#byval1_#byval2.png . Is this possible?.
Thank you
I managed to partially solve it like this:
ods graphics on / reset=index(1);
proc glimmix data=have plots=(meanplot (ascending cl)) ;
by var1 var2;
ods graphics on / imagename="&variable_#byval1_#byval2_" imagefmt=png;
class x f1 f2;
&variable=x;
random f1 f2(f1);
lsmeans x/cl adjust=dunnett diff = control("mycontrol") plot = controlplot;
ods output LSMeans=lsmeans_&variable
Diffs=diffs_&variable;
run;
At the moment I can't differentiate meanplot from controlplot other than by the outpot index
but for now this works for me. I close the thread. Thank you
I managed to partially solve it like this:
ods graphics on / reset=index(1);
proc glimmix data=have plots=(meanplot (ascending cl)) ;
by var1 var2;
ods graphics on / imagename="&variable_#byval1_#byval2_" imagefmt=png;
class x f1 f2;
&variable=x;
random f1 f2(f1);
lsmeans x/cl adjust=dunnett diff = control("mycontrol") plot = controlplot;
ods output LSMeans=lsmeans_&variable
Diffs=diffs_&variable;
run;
At the moment I can't differentiate meanplot from controlplot other than by the outpot index
but for now this works for me. I close the thread. Thank you
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