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Jmbuote
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

 

can anyone help me to transform this SAS code to fit SAS STUDIO which does not have the GLPOT program.

 

SYMBOL2 I=join V=none C=blue h=1;
SYMBOL1 I=none V=dot C=red h=0.4;
PROC GPLOT DATA=cbd.ws_cb1;
PLOT mls*rcs=1 y*x=2 / overlay;
RUN;

 

Thanks,

 

J

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Reeza
Super User
SAS Studio does support GPLOT, SAS University Edition does not have a license to GPLOT - it's outdated. SAS OnDemand for Academics does include GPLOT and is on SAS Studio as well.

Not sure if I have the x/y's right but the following should get you started.

proc sgplot data=cbd.ws_cb1;
series x = rcs= mls;
scatter x=x y=y;
run;

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Reeza
Super User
SAS Studio does support GPLOT, SAS University Edition does not have a license to GPLOT - it's outdated. SAS OnDemand for Academics does include GPLOT and is on SAS Studio as well.

Not sure if I have the x/y's right but the following should get you started.

proc sgplot data=cbd.ws_cb1;
series x = rcs= mls;
scatter x=x y=y;
run;
Jmbuote
Calcite | Level 5

Same problem with this. Can you help?

 

PROC GPLOT DATA=cbd.outlier_CB1;
BUBBLE dev*riskscore=lddeces / CFRAME=white ANNOTATE=inf VAXIS=axis1 HAXIS=axis2 FRAME VREF=-3 0 3 VMINOR=0 HMINOR=0 CAXIS=black BCOLOR=red BSIZE=12;
AXIS1 lABEL=(A=90 R=0 F="ARIAL") WIDTH=2;
RUN;

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