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xizidememeda
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all!

 

I use the following code to plot a graph, however, I find that I cannot change the position of the legend. Is it because I changed the default size of the graph? I tried many times, but the legend position didn't change.

 

ods graphics on / width=12in;
ods graphics on / height=7in;

proc sgplot data=hor;
  keylegend / location=inside position=bottomleft;
  xaxis values=(1 2 3 4 5) label='portfolios';
  yaxis label='betas';
  y2axis label="gamma";
  highlow x=n high=MH low=ML;
  scatter x=n y=e / datalabel;
  scatter x=n y=r / datalabel y2axis;
run;

I appreciate it very much for your warm help!

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Give us data to plot.

Use one the SASHELP tables.

ballardw
Super User

@xizidememeda wrote:

Hi all!

 

I use the following code to plot a graph, however, I find that I cannot change the position of the legend. Is it because I changed the default size of the graph? I tried many times, but the legend position didn't change.

 

ods graphics on / width=12in;
ods graphics on / height=7in;

proc sgplot data=hor;
  keylegend / location=inside position=bottomleft;
  xaxis values=(1 2 3 4 5) label='portfolios';
  yaxis label='betas';
  y2axis label="gamma";
  highlow x=n high=MH low=ML;
  scatter x=n y=e / datalabel;
  scatter x=n y=r / datalabel y2axis;
run;

I appreciate it very much for your warm help!


Where does your legend appear?

 

If you specify a location that has lots of your plot values the legend is shifted to reduce collisions.

From the documentation:

   
If LOCATION=INSIDE is specified, the legend is automatically positioned near an edge of the plot area that has the least amount of collision with the data.

 

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