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HitmonTran
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi,

 

I need to plot this comparison graph between 2 variables (see screenshot).  Can someone identify the type of plot and a general procedure for this (looks like it's a comparison between 2 variables for 2 studies)?  Thank you.

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ballardw
Super User

The basic underlying plot appears to be a Scatter plot. Just has multiple Y axis values for the same X axis value.

The grouping of Study1 and Study2 looks like this might be best from SGPANEL with a Panelby variable holding the values in the Study position, and a Scatter with the X variable the "Cue"/"Non-Cue" value and Y variable with the numeric.

 

A basic example of something similar. Addition options available to control some spacing, grid lines and such.

proc format;
value agegroup
11-13='13 or younger'
14-16='14 and older'
;

proc sgpanel data=sashelp.class;
   panelby sex / ;
   scatter x=age y=height;
   format age agegroup.;
   colaxis type=discrete discreteorder=formatted
   ;
  
run;

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ballardw
Super User

The basic underlying plot appears to be a Scatter plot. Just has multiple Y axis values for the same X axis value.

The grouping of Study1 and Study2 looks like this might be best from SGPANEL with a Panelby variable holding the values in the Study position, and a Scatter with the X variable the "Cue"/"Non-Cue" value and Y variable with the numeric.

 

A basic example of something similar. Addition options available to control some spacing, grid lines and such.

proc format;
value agegroup
11-13='13 or younger'
14-16='14 and older'
;

proc sgpanel data=sashelp.class;
   panelby sex / ;
   scatter x=age y=height;
   format age agegroup.;
   colaxis type=discrete discreteorder=formatted
   ;
  
run;
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