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Data Gas;
Infile datalines;
Input Month NE_Price NY_Price @@;
datalines;
 1   2.07   2.44  2   2.20   2.40  3   2.48   2.56  4   2.72   2.77
 5   2.75   2.89  6   2.62   2.79  7   2.61   2.80  8   2.52   2.75
 9   2.48   2.66 10   2.48   2.6  11   2.47   2.60 12   2.42   2.59
;
run;

Proc format;
value monfmt 1='Jan' 2='Feb' 3='Mar' 4='Apr'
             5='May' 6='Jun' 7='Jul' 8='Aug'
             9='Sep' 10='Oct' 11='Nov' 12='Dec';
Run;
proc print data=Gas;
	format Month monfmt.;
	run; 
Title '2019 Gasoline Prices'; 
Title2 'New York Vs. Nebraska';
Proc sgplot data=Gas noautolegend; 
band x=month upper= NY_Price lower=0/fillattrs=(color=salmon)
                                     curvelabelupper='NY'; 
series x=month y=NY_Price/ markers markerattrs=(symbol=diamondfilled color=blue)
lineattrs=(color=salmon);                                     
band x=month upper= NE_Price lower=0/fillattrs=(color=cream)
                                     curvelabelupper='NE'; 
series x=month y=NE_Price/ markers markerattrs=(symbol=trianglefilled color=red)
lineattrs=(color=cream);

Yaxis Label="Price of a Gallon of Gas" min=2;
xaxis type=discrete;
format Month monfmt.;


run; 
Title; 
Title2; 
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ballardw
Super User

Add a HIGHLOW plot

 

Something like:

Title '2019 Gasoline Prices'; 
Title2 'New York Vs. Nebraska';
Proc sgplot data=Gas noautolegend; 
band x=month upper= NY_Price lower=0/fillattrs=(color=salmon)
                                     curvelabelupper='NY'; 
series x=month y=NY_Price/ markers markerattrs=(symbol=diamondfilled color=blue)
lineattrs=(color=salmon);                                     
band x=month upper= NE_Price lower=0/fillattrs=(color=cream)
                                     curvelabelupper='NE'; 
series x=month y=NE_Price/ markers markerattrs=(symbol=trianglefilled color=red)
lineattrs=(color=cream);

highlow x=month high=ny_price low=ne_price /
         lineattrs=(color=green);

Yaxis Label="Price of a Gallon of Gas" min=2;
xaxis type=discrete;
format Month monfmt.;

run; 
Title; 

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ballardw
Super User

Add a HIGHLOW plot

 

Something like:

Title '2019 Gasoline Prices'; 
Title2 'New York Vs. Nebraska';
Proc sgplot data=Gas noautolegend; 
band x=month upper= NY_Price lower=0/fillattrs=(color=salmon)
                                     curvelabelupper='NY'; 
series x=month y=NY_Price/ markers markerattrs=(symbol=diamondfilled color=blue)
lineattrs=(color=salmon);                                     
band x=month upper= NE_Price lower=0/fillattrs=(color=cream)
                                     curvelabelupper='NE'; 
series x=month y=NE_Price/ markers markerattrs=(symbol=trianglefilled color=red)
lineattrs=(color=cream);

highlow x=month high=ny_price low=ne_price /
         lineattrs=(color=green);

Yaxis Label="Price of a Gallon of Gas" min=2;
xaxis type=discrete;
format Month monfmt.;

run; 
Title; 

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