proc gchart, format inside=subpct

[BigD]

I have some gcharts where the response bar are subdivided by another classification. Unfortunately, the percent number reported within the bar has 2 decimal places which takes up too much room. Is there anyway to get the percentage to display no decimal places?

Thanks,

Bruce


proc gchart data=new;
Vbar age /
TYPE=PCT
subgroup=disposition_new
Inside=subpct
G100
GROUP=age
NOZERO
Raxis=axis1
GAXIS=AXIS2
width=15
space=0
maxis=axis3
legend=legend3;
run;

[Bill]

Try using a format statement ...

[BigD]

I can't get a format on the subpercent because it is caluculated within the proc.

[Bill]

Could you post a few rows of data to go along with your code? Then others can play too.

[sbb]

Here is a SAS tech note I found at the SAS support http://support.sas.com/ website making a general reference to SUBPCT and needing to use the ANNOTATE facility. I would suggest you open a SAS support track to pursue your interest here.

Scott Barry
SBBWorks, Inc.

Sample 24887: Annotate values for each subgroup bar
http://support.sas.com/kb/24/887.html

[BigD]

Thanks to all,

A little pre-processing of the data to match the example given in the SAS note suggested by Barry and then it worked fine.

Thanks to all for your help.

[dbcrow]

I'm having this exact same problem.  The annotate could is turning out to be a little difficult to decipher; I'm not sure what some of it is doing, exactly (e.g., "a", xsys, ysys, position, "E", etc.).  Though an experienced Stata and R user, I'm getting up to speed in SAS. 

BigD:  could you please post the code that worked? 

Here're my data and code: 

And the code: 

/*Figure 6:  Coalition Progress on Individual Activities (All Coalitions)*/
title1 "Progress on Individual Activities (All Coalitions)";
axis1 label=("Activity") value=(angle=45 rotate=0);
axis2 label=none value=none;
axis3 label=(angle=90 "Percent") value=("0%" "10%" "20%" "30%" "40%" "50%" "60%" "70%" "80%" "90%" "100%") 
	minor=none;
PROC GCHART data=temp;
	format prog1 prog.;
	vbar count / type=percent subgroup=prog1 g100 group=Activity inside=pct
	gaxis=axis1 maxis=axis2 raxis=axis3 width=20;
RUN;

I get this graph, which is very nearly what I need, just that the two decimal points give an impression of a great precision that just isn't in the data! 

I'd greatly appreciate any help! 

Thanks,

David