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david27
Quartz | Level 8

Hello,

 

Please see the code below:

In the below code I create two charts. One using Proc Freq and other using Proc GChart.

I want a chart that is generated by Proc Freq, but by using Proc GChart.

I have put necessary titles in the code.

 

Please advise!

Thank You

 

 

 

data have;
input variable1 yyyymm;
informat yyyymm yymmn6.;
format yyyymm yymmn6.;
datalines;
. 202101
. 202101
0 202101
0 202101
0 202101
0 202102
0 202102
. 202102
0 202102
1 202102
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202104
0 202104
0 202104
1 202104
0 202104
0 202105
0 202105
0 202105
1 202105
1 202105
0 202106
. 202106
. 202106
. 202106
1 202106
;run;


proc format ;
value  nmissfmt
	.="Missing"
	;
run;

ods graphics on;
proc freq data=have;
Title "Want the below chart using Proc GChart";
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
tables variable1*yyyymm /  missing norow nocol nopercent out=freq_output 
plots=freqplot(twoway=stacked orient=Horizontal );
run;
title "";
data freq_output2(rename=(t=variable1));
	set freq_output(rename=( variable1 = _tempvar_));
	format t nmissfmt.;
	t=_tempvar_;
	drop _tempvar_;
run;
title "";
proc gchart data=freq_output2;
Title "This is what I get using GChart. I want the chart to look like from Proc Freq up Above.";
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
hbar variable1 / 	group=yyyymm
				subgroup=variable1
				sumvar=count
;
run;
quit;
title "";
1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Accepted Solutions
Reeza
Super User
proc sgplot data=have;
hbar yyyymm / group=variable1 stat=freq missing;
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
label variable1 ='Variable1';
yaxis reverse;
run;


For further customization see:

https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/grstatproc/n0p7vdd69sgf3wn1479qxqxuryrt.htm


@david27 wrote:

Hello,

 

Please see the code below:

In the below code I create two charts. One using Proc Freq and other using Proc GChart.

I want a chart that is generated by Proc Freq, but by using Proc GChart.

I have put necessary titles in the code.

 

Please advise!

Thank You

 

 

 

data have;
input variable1 yyyymm;
informat yyyymm yymmn6.;
format yyyymm yymmn6.;
datalines;
. 202101
. 202101
0 202101
0 202101
0 202101
0 202102
0 202102
. 202102
0 202102
1 202102
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202104
0 202104
0 202104
1 202104
0 202104
0 202105
0 202105
0 202105
1 202105
1 202105
0 202106
. 202106
. 202106
. 202106
1 202106
;run;


proc format ;
value  nmissfmt
	.="Missing"
	;
run;

ods graphics on;
proc freq data=have;
Title "Want the below chart using Proc GChart";
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
tables variable1*yyyymm /  missing norow nocol nopercent out=freq_output 
plots=freqplot(twoway=stacked orient=Horizontal );
run;
title "";
data freq_output2(rename=(t=variable1));
	set freq_output(rename=( variable1 = _tempvar_));
	format t nmissfmt.;
	t=_tempvar_;
	drop _tempvar_;
run;
title "";
proc gchart data=freq_output2;
Title "This is what I get using GChart. I want the chart to look like from Proc Freq up Above.";
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
hbar variable1 / 	group=yyyymm
				subgroup=variable1
				sumvar=count
;
run;
quit;
title "";



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Reeza
Super User
proc sgplot data=have;
hbar yyyymm / group=variable1 stat=freq missing;
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
label variable1 ='Variable1';
yaxis reverse;
run;


For further customization see:

https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/grstatproc/n0p7vdd69sgf3wn1479qxqxuryrt.htm


@david27 wrote:

Hello,

 

Please see the code below:

In the below code I create two charts. One using Proc Freq and other using Proc GChart.

I want a chart that is generated by Proc Freq, but by using Proc GChart.

I have put necessary titles in the code.

 

Please advise!

Thank You

 

 

 

data have;
input variable1 yyyymm;
informat yyyymm yymmn6.;
format yyyymm yymmn6.;
datalines;
. 202101
. 202101
0 202101
0 202101
0 202101
0 202102
0 202102
. 202102
0 202102
1 202102
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202103
0 202104
0 202104
0 202104
1 202104
0 202104
0 202105
0 202105
0 202105
1 202105
1 202105
0 202106
. 202106
. 202106
. 202106
1 202106
;run;


proc format ;
value  nmissfmt
	.="Missing"
	;
run;

ods graphics on;
proc freq data=have;
Title "Want the below chart using Proc GChart";
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
tables variable1*yyyymm /  missing norow nocol nopercent out=freq_output 
plots=freqplot(twoway=stacked orient=Horizontal );
run;
title "";
data freq_output2(rename=(t=variable1));
	set freq_output(rename=( variable1 = _tempvar_));
	format t nmissfmt.;
	t=_tempvar_;
	drop _tempvar_;
run;
title "";
proc gchart data=freq_output2;
Title "This is what I get using GChart. I want the chart to look like from Proc Freq up Above.";
format variable1 nmissfmt.;
hbar variable1 / 	group=yyyymm
				subgroup=variable1
				sumvar=count
;
run;
quit;
title "";



david27
Quartz | Level 8

@Reeza : Thank You very much for the solution. I accidentally selected my reply as solution. How do i correct it? 

Thank You for teaching me that i dont have to do frequency first to create the chart. I can get it from raw table itself !!!!

 

Regards

 

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