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dcortell
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi all

 

With the following code:

 

ods listing style=htmlblue;
ods graphics / width=10in height=5in;

ods text="^S={fontweight=bold fontsize=15pt} Interaction Index drivers: Efficency vs Efficacy Cy vs Py";
proc sgplot data=inter_tot noautolegend;
bubble x=Yoy_NInter y=Yoy_NSourced size=Sourced_Vol2020 / group=countryname datalabel=countryname
transparency=0.4 datalabelattrs=(size=9 weight=bold);
xaxis grid min=-1 max=1 values=(-1 to 1 ) ;
yaxis grid min=-1 max=1 values=(-1 to 1 ) ;
REFLINE 0 / axis=x;
REFLINE 0 / axis=y;
refline -0.15 / axis=y lineattrs=(color=green thickness=3px
pattern=ShortDashDot);
lineparm x=0 y=0 slope=1; /** intercept, slope **/
inset "Inefficency and Inefficacy" / position=bottomright textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Inefficency Producers" / position=topright textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Efficacy & efficency" / position=topleft textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Decrease with efficency" / position=bottomleft textattrs=(size=11);
run;
ods text="Bubble size represents Sourced Vol.";
ods pdf startpage=now;

 

I get weird results in terms of the derived bubble chart matrix:

 

- first case X-axis alignment went totally off

- second case all the instances are not included in the chart

 

 

 

dcortell_0-1588006569881.png

 

dcortell_1-1588006588111.png

 

this the table behind:

 

dcortell_2-1588006799574.png

dcortell_3-1588006833548.png

dcortell_4-1588006850657.png

 

Any suggestion about this weird behavior?

 

Bests

 

 

 

 

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dcortell
Pyrite | Level 9

Solved adding the offset options to the x-axis line of code:

 

 proc sgplot data=drivers&&mkt_nC&i noautolegend;
bubble x=YoyInt y=YoyOpp size=Sourced_Vol / group=inter_yy datalabel=inter_yy
transparency=0.4 datalabelattrs=(size=9 weight=bold);
xaxis grid min=-1 max=1 values=(-1 to 1 ) OFFSETMAX=0 OFFSETMIN=0 ;
yaxis grid min=-1 max=1 values=(-1 to 1 ) OFFSETMAX=0 OFFSETMIN=0 ;
REFLINE 0 / axis=x;
REFLINE 0 / axis=y;
refline -0.15 / axis=y lineattrs=(color=green thickness=3px
pattern=ShortDashDot);
lineparm x=0 y=0 slope=1; /** intercept, slope **/
inset "Inefficency and Inefficacy" / position=bottomright textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Inefficency Producers" / position=topright textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Efficacy & efficency" / position=topleft textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Decrease with efficency" / position=bottomleft textattrs=(size=11);
run;

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dcortell
Pyrite | Level 9

Solved adding the offset options to the x-axis line of code:

 

 proc sgplot data=drivers&&mkt_nC&i noautolegend;
bubble x=YoyInt y=YoyOpp size=Sourced_Vol / group=inter_yy datalabel=inter_yy
transparency=0.4 datalabelattrs=(size=9 weight=bold);
xaxis grid min=-1 max=1 values=(-1 to 1 ) OFFSETMAX=0 OFFSETMIN=0 ;
yaxis grid min=-1 max=1 values=(-1 to 1 ) OFFSETMAX=0 OFFSETMIN=0 ;
REFLINE 0 / axis=x;
REFLINE 0 / axis=y;
refline -0.15 / axis=y lineattrs=(color=green thickness=3px
pattern=ShortDashDot);
lineparm x=0 y=0 slope=1; /** intercept, slope **/
inset "Inefficency and Inefficacy" / position=bottomright textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Inefficency Producers" / position=topright textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Efficacy & efficency" / position=topleft textattrs=(size=11);
inset "Decrease with efficency" / position=bottomleft textattrs=(size=11);
run;

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